I have A Black Excursion with A Dark gray dash and Tanned leather seats but I hated the colors and just recently turned 90percent of my interior Black.Yes I'm happy but what about you?

 

My first choice of interior color was black. But, I found this truck with everything I wanted on it with the tan interior and bought it. Now that I've got it, I actually like it more than the black.....especially in the summer.

 

Solid light gray is the worst, dull and boring, but shows dirt and stains. My F-150 had that color. Black is pretty, but not practical, heat, dust, dog hair, etc.

 

You are correct on both but I much rather black then grey that's for sure.

 

I have the 2 tone grey interior. I have seen where black is substituted in to replace on of the greys or make it 3 tone and I've really liked it.

 

Mine is all black and grey, I love it and chose my truck partially because of the interior colors.

 

My Silverado's WAS grey. Then the dash began to peel like sun burnt skin now it is both grey AND black... I would prefer dark grey or black interior though.

 

My Ranger has a grey interior. Looks sharp when it's clean. Looks like crap when there's coffee stains and mushed baby snacks on it.

The Expedition has tan leather. Love it.

 

I agree that grey isn't bad when its clean and that black looks great but not too practical. my 88 is green with tan interior, and even though its a bit rough i really like the combo, its how I'm gonna do my falcon. bronco and highboy both have blue interiors (brono is 1/2 white) my capri has a red interior though. and I hate it, looks tacky. gonna be swapped over to black.

 

my truck interior is done in 3 colors. the dash, seat, and door panels are done in black. and the lower part of the dash is done in white, everything else is blue.

 

I actually love that Interior. Looks original.

 

it is, most the interior is all original the seat covors/door panels are newer. but everything else is as it was when it was bought in 66. orginal stereo, original speaker. the AC unit and radio underneath are not though.

 

Nothing compares to the burgundy velour seats and fake burlwood dash of my '88 Ranger XLT!