leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

[Bob B.]

My 67 has leather seats that are very nice but appear to have been added over the years STD on plate

what is the point deduct ? Thanks, Bob worth changing over to vinyl?

[Reba W.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

That is covered in Standard Deductions. 50% deduction if color matches trim tag and was available in leather that model year.

[Harry S.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

STD was interchangible with BLK. Can you post a picture of the trim tag?

[Bob B.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

That is covered in Standard Deductions. 50% deduction if color matches trim tag and was available in leather that model year.

SO, in points that means ? 11. seating area seats,backs & Trim 24 point originality the backs and trim is perfect

black leather in black originally vinyl car less 12 points? even with perfect back and trim?

[Hank D.]

[Bob B.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

THANK YOU That is what I was after, the backs and trim DO count and you assumptions are 100% correct
To take the perfectly good leather out and replace with repro vinyl was looking to be $1,000 by the time done. For 6 points it just isn't worth it,
I will get the 6 back somewhere else. IF I can bother you a bit further, please my perfectly good windshield has absolutely no markings on it at all no LOF no date nothing ! All other glass is perfect markings and date.. How do you interpret the standard deduct on that windshield ? vs buying a Plinkerton dated copy tearing the car apart to install WS etc ?
And again, THANK YOU Bob

[Harry S.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

I'll ask again, I'm not sure STD stands for anything other than black. The rest of the codes on the trim tag may indicate leather.

[Bob B.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

STD is black vinyl leather is a number

[Hank D.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

THANK YOU That is what I was after, the backs and trim DO count and you assumptions are 100% correct
To take the perfectly good leather out and replace with repro vinyl was looking to be $1,000 by the time done. For 6 points it just isn't worth it,
I will get the 6 back somewhere else. IF I can bother you a bit further, please my perfectly good windshield has absolutely no markings on it at all no LOF no date nothing ! All other glass is perfect markings and date.. How do you interpret the standard deduct on that windshield ? vs buying a Plinkerton dated copy tearing the car apart to install WS etc ?
And again, THANK YOU Bob

The Standard Deduction for Windshields says deduct 90% for non-EOM brand replacements, which is what you have.

[Ara G.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

Bob,
Make sure you have your fire extinguisher, NCRS decal and a battery disconnect and you gained 10 bonus points. You can find more points elsewhere i am sure for a hell of a lot less money than putting vinyl seats back in. Enjoy the experience, the 67 team is a GREAT bunch of guys. ARA

[Bob B.]

Re: leather in original vinyl car 67 point deduct ?

You are 100% correct so 18 point hit. vs ordering a new Pinkerton repro with a repro printed on bogus date. I'll keep my old windshield that has been in there for many years. And only 15 points possible for a 4 original vent and side ORIGINAL dated real
windows. Grumble grumble how many really original windshield have lasted thru 50 years plus
20 points on the windshield is too much my two cents.

THANK YOU Bob