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I just acquired a 1996 RMW whose armrest lid has seen better days. The rest of the armrest is in fine cosmetic and mechanical condition, so I am looking for a replacement lid. The interior color codes are 792 "Ruby Red" Leather and 79l Ruby Red interior trim. Please send a PM if you have one available. If you have a complete armrest in good shape and would prefer to sell it whole, please contact me too via PM. Thank you!

I would have done so if I could -- but my forum post count is too low, despite having been a member since 2015.

Thank you very much for the additional photos. Assuming that everything works (except as you have indicated above), that no warning lights show up on the dash, and that the headliner is in good condition (photo would be great), I am interested -- could you please PM me for contact information?

@Pete Phillips--thank you for posting. Do you have photos of the leather damage (2 small cuts), of the door jambs & sills, the spare tire well (inside and out), and the underside of the car? Do you know if the air suspension works, and if there are maintenance records that go with the car? Thank you in advance for the responses.

I owned a Light Brown metallic 1984 LeSabre 2dr Limited with the 307 -- see my avatar for a photo of the brown interior. Wonderful car, perfect cruiser for driving 3-4 hours across the state. Sold it when my needs changed, the buyer repainted it white (who knows why) and then totaled it a month after buying it.

Hankook, a Korean company, makes the Kinergy ST (aka H735) whitewalls in Tennessee: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hankook-tire-announces-expanded-kinergy-line-for-us-production-301046044.html I have put close to 7k miles on those tires, driving my 1996 FWB (equipped with the V4P towing package) in the past twelve months, and have been delighted with the excellent comfort (noise, absorption of road imperfections) and the good road holding that they afford. I have the same tires on two of my 1970 full-size Mopars, and like them very much on those cars too.

Richard: where did you manage to find NOS seat vinyl for a 1972 Centurion? Information most welcome!