Note: The 1966 interior featured a pleated design at the top section of the seat backs, which extended about two thirds of the way down, terminating at a horizontal strap that extended from bolster to bolster. Below this strap, was a square biscuit design, with a button mounted where the seams intersect. The biscuit design was continued onto the seat cushion, without the buttons. Strangely, the pattern on the front seats does not exactly match the rear seats.

Note 2: The Hardtop model featured a traditional vinyl perforated headliner with polished roof rail moldings, color-keyed to the interior. The Town Hardtop and Town Landau had a two piece molded vinyl headliner with crater pattern with color-keyed moldings and a center roof console. For more information on the molded headliner, see our 1966 Thunderbird Contoured Headliner page for color availability, and 1966-67 Thunderbird Contoured Headliner Repair page for repair procedures (both links open in new window or tab).

Appointments include the top section of the instrument panel and radio speaker/defroster grille assembly, coved section of the instrument panel, instrument cluster assembly, instrument panel upper moulding assembly, clock housing, console and console access panel assembly, glove compartment door, and carpeting. However, there are a few exceptions. The top section of the instrument panel and defroster grille assembly are always Black on White Pearl and Parchment interiors. These two color combinations also do not have carpeting on the bottom of the door panels. This is due to the assortment of different colors teamed with White Pearl and Parchment.

The White Pearl with Black and White appointments interior features a White console and console access panel assembly, and glove compartment door.

The Silver Mink, Red, Aqua, and Ivy Gold interiors all feature a darker shade on the top section of the instrument panel and defroster grille assembly, as well as the coved section of the instrument panel.