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What would it cost to do a complete interior in a 733 408

That's a very hard ballpark question, I don't know what the interior of the car looks like but It might be easier to break the interior down into different categories, eg., headliner, door panels, upholstery, dash and gauges, interior paint, metal fabrication, glass, carpet and underlayment, etc., your question as asked can only deliver a "best guess" answer. Or, call a restoration shop and they might be able to give a best guess estimate. Hope this helps.

I recently had the upholstery replaced in a 1930 740 limo. All upholstery was replaced, headlining, door trim, seats carpets, all copied exactly from original photos and all authentic materials purchased from Hirsch. All up it costs a bit less than $25k (Australian) Man hours were around 200.
The work was done to a very high standard and did not include any of the interior decorative woodwork, glass it was just upholstery.

I have several bids for to doing a complete job on my 901's interior. One of the quotes is from a person who works at the Nethercutt who does it on the side. He want $25 for labor. I ques the material would run 4K. Another was $18k and I again furnish the material.

I think I'm in the wrong line of work!

The car was being restored all the wood was replaced but needs complete interior headliner seats door panels