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Re: Interior Options 140-160 75

posted by  someone claiming to be chris ulrich on  Mon Nov 5 11:11 CST 2001 [RELATED]



If you've got a 1975 164, it should be no

problem at all. I am pretty sure that a 75

164 is actually a 240 with a 164 nose (like

a 74 is a 140 with a 164 nose).

If you have an earlier 164, I'd say that

it won't work too well, and that you'd be

better off getting reproduction stuff than

trying to fit 240 stuff into a 164. Seats

are okay between the two (140 / 240) but

carpets and door skins and such are too

different. You can do it, but unless you

are super-poor it would be cheaper/faster to

just buy new parts.

chris





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