Different door panels ? What color leather is this ?

[pavell]

See photo of my 1991 Land Cruiser interior

Did someone swap door panels from a 40th anniversary into my car?

Does anyone know the color of these seats? They are manual leather seats. Are these seats 91-92 specific ?

Would 40th anniversary style seat covers fit on my existing seats ? I like the brown and grey color scheme.

 

[pavell]

See photo of my 1991 Land Cruiser interior

Did someone swap door panels from a 40th anniversary into my car?

Does anyone know the color of these seats? They are manual leather seats. Are these seats 91-92 specific ?

Would 40th anniversary style seat covers fit on my existing seats ? I like the brown and grey color scheme.

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[Malleus]

Yes, the newer covers will fit on the old seats. Or you can swap the seats out, which is a much easier alternative. Many factory cloth seats were recoverd with cheap leather by the dealers when they were delivered; mine were. It's taken me 20 years to find cloth replacements to get them back to stock. The 1993-1997 cloth covers are the best, IMHO.

Why do you want to know the color? You can't match it by product code, it's no longer available. You'd have to have it color matched at a shop with dyes in hand.

I won't swear to it, but those look like 1991 OEM panels to me.

 

[smorkington]

Looks to have been reupholstered Toyota didn’t do leather until 94

 

[tmxmotorsports]

Does the door panel have a light on it /in it like a curtsy light when opening the door?

 

[tmxmotorsports]

Yes, the newer covers will fit on the old seats. Or you can swap the seats out, which is a much easier alternative. Many factory cloth seats were recoverd with cheap leather by the dealers when they were delivered; mine were. It's taken me 20 years to find cloth replacements to get them back to stock. The 1993-1997 cloth covers are the best, IMHO.

Why do you want to know the color? You can't match it by product code, it's no longer available. You'd have to have it color matched at a shop with dyes in hand.

I won't swear to it, but those look like 1991 OEM panels to me.

My buddy has a way off 94 1FZ-FE semi floating rear axle with a very close to this color way of interior. I told him it's rare it's worth 10 million dollars ifykyk

 

[jonheld]

In the 1991 USDM, leather was not available for any surface from Toyota. I'm not sure about the Japanese market, but I doubt it would be different.

 

[jonheld]

My buddy has a way off 94 1FZ-FE semi floating rear axle with a very close to this color way of interior. I told him it's rare it's worth 10 million dollars ifykyk

Years ago, one of our local club members had a 1995 with cloth interior, non-abs, semi-float rear. They did exist but very rare.

 

[Malleus]

That would have been one of the 1995 first week's January builds. Toyota was trying to use up the 1994 stock. All of the January builds, to the best of my knowledge, have some 1994 parts in them; mine does.

 

[Brindleboxer]

One thing to note is if you go with the 40th Anniv covers they will have the side cutout for the power seat controls and you stated yours are manual. Without being able to see yours, judging just by pictures, the door panels look very close to the 40th pattern and color. The 40th seat covers are a two tone to match the door panels.

 

[pavell]

Does the door panel have a light on it /in it like a curtsy light when opening the door?

No lights that come on

 

[pavell]

In the 1991 USDM, leather was not available for any surface from Toyota. I'm not sure about the Japanese market, but I doubt it would be different.

It’s a US FJ80

 

[pavell]

One thing to note is if you go with the 40th Anniv covers they will have the side cutout for the power seat controls and you stated yours are manual. Without being able to see yours, judging just by pictures, the door panels look very close to the 40th pattern and color. The 40th seat covers are a two tone to match the door panels.