Thunderbird's standard interior is shown above in Tobacco (code HZ). Split
Bench Front Seats featured dual fold-down center armrests, and were individually
adjustable. 1972 was the first time these seats were standard on the Thunderbird.
STANDARD INTERIOR
Split Bench Front Seats
Lamont Cloth and Vinyl
TRIM CODE/COLOR
HA Black
HB Dark Blue
HD Dark Red
HR Dark Green
HZ Tobacco (Dark Brown)
Hopsack Cloth and Vinyl High Back Bucket Seats, shown above in Dark Red
(code GB), came with Console. Reclining Passenger Seat, also shown, was
available as an option with all interior trims. Center Console is included
with the bucket seat option, and features storage compartment under padded
center armrest and a built-in tissue dispenser.
OPTIONAL HIGH BACK BUCKET SEATS
Includes Console
Hopsack Cloth and Vinyl
TRIM CODE/COLOR
GA Black
GB Dark Blue
GD Dark Red
GF Ginger
GR Dark Green
Luxurious Leather and Vinyl Trim shown above in Ginger (code KF), was super
soft, and was a more popular choice in 1972 than in previous years.
OPTIONAL INTERIOR
Split Bench Front Seats
Leather and Vinyl
TRIM CODE/COLOR
KA Black
KB Dark Blue
KD Dark Red
KF Ginger
KR Dark Green
KZ Tobacco (Dark Brown)
KW White with Black components
KL White with Dark Blue components
K5 White with Dark Green components
K9 White with Tobacco components
Note: 1972 would be the first time in the Thunderbird's history that an
all-vinyl interior trim wasn't offered as an interior selection. All-Vinyl
trim would return in 1973, as an extra cost option.
Cayman Grain Vinyl Roof is shown above in Black. The "S" Bars
on this example have tooled silver inserts, indicating this car has the
Glamour Paint Option Group. The "S" Bars normally feature simulated
woodgrained inserts instead of the silvery inserts.