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I believe this is a 42 110 conv. Anyway is the dash and interior colors correct or at least acceptable?

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Pic of member Dell's '42 110 Convertible Coupes dash. Don't know about the colours(colors) but reference to the Literature and Manuals section here on Site may prove fruitful, or a more knowledgeable member may be able to enlighten us.

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I can't find any comparables to this model, I guess the 42 110 conv. is kind of rare. I have no idea on values but in excellent condition I'm guessing it would bring $50K-$60K in today's market?

That looks correct for a car with the multi-toned interior option. The color is royal red and correct. For a complete multi-toned job the uppers should be metallic gray and lowers metallic maroon. I'm surprised they didn't paint it multi-toned given the interior choice as the maroon would go better with the plastic.

The only problem I can see is that the interior looks all leather rather than tan Bedford cloth and red leather. The multi toned interior was an option on open cars all the way back to 1937.

the leather is correct for the 110 as it was an option, i think it was about $75, i have all the info with the paper work on the car (mine is the two tone brown one. other problem i see is the steering column should be the taupe color of the dash. also note it has a "K" wheel which is about a $1500 item. if you have other questions about what is correct let me know as my 110 receiver 247 points at pi's grand saloon. dell