The interior of this automobile is a deep, rich red. The leather seats are creased but likely only from regular use. There are no holes, tears, or cracks to be seen on the driver’s seat, but there is a tear in the passenger seat. The carpets are in great shape, show no holes or tears, and lay flat in their respective positions. The black Bakelite steering wheel has been well preserved, and the dashboard’s many gauges are clean and clear. Speaking of the dashboard, all of the wooden inlays in the car have aged rather nicely. The dash itself has retained its glossiness but seems be cracking ever so slightly around the speedometer. We think it makes a nice bit of patina. The inlays on each of the doors have undergone the most stress, with peeling being visible in the worst areas. The trays for the rear compartment have thrived while locked away; they look great and still fold as intended. A semi-modern stereo appears to have been fitted to the glovebox for an added touch of modern convenience. The rear bench is also in good shape. The leather is creased in some areas, but it is minor at best. While the pillow on the rear bench is a cute touch, it looks tired and would benefit greatly from a restuffing. The sunshades fold both up and down, and the red leather headliner hangs tight while also showing no major damage.