1969 trim variation

[69droptopgt 10]

Hi been a while since I was on but now I am back.   Will try to get on more often now.   Hope everyone is doing well.   Ok I have a  question that came up at VMF yesterday and wondered what was the answer.   A person had a Marti that listed trim variation in the option list.   Does anyone know what this option is?   I thought I did until I looked at my 3 martis which seems to prove the two theories wrong. 

[fvike 173]

The only variation I can think of is that Boss 302s had black rear window trim if they had louvres.

[69droptopgt 10]

It is a mach 1.   Is this listed as a Trim Variation on marti fvike?  If so that probably is the answer.   Weird did not add these pics.  cannot delete them without flash lol

[fvike 173]

I don't know. But the black out trim on the louvre cars is the only thing I can think of that might be a "Trim variation". It really could be anything.

[69RavenConv 286]

I think this was mentioned on VMF, but the change from walnut to teak faux woodgrain might also be considered a variation

[SWPruett 83]

I don't know. But the black out trim on the louvre cars is the only thing I can think of that might be a "Trim variation". It really could be anything.

 

All 1970 Boss 302's had the black rear window trim and they were mild steel instead of the stainless steel used in the "bright" trim on all other variants.  Louvered or non-louvered didn't make a difference in this aspect on the Boss 302.

[69droptopgt 10]

Yeah I was the one that thought it was related to the woodgrain.   But my martis dont confirm my theory or the other one.   Just seeing if any knows what it is.