Can anyone identify the L322 Autobiography Veneer?

Hi.

Can someone please assist me...

I'm trying to identify the veneer in the attached photographs. Unfortunately, as soon as the garage posted the car for sale on Autotrader it was snapped up and the non-franchise dealer had no clue of the actual veneer. But I'd like clarification, so I can narrow my search down to add it to the list of the ideal car I'm searching for at the moment:

A 2007 onwards Vogue SE/Autobiography-specced TDV8 L322, with a budget of up to 28-30k max.

Preferred spec:

Black or Blue
Cream interior with piping (or Jet/Sand), with no wear to driver's seat bolster,
Veneer as illustrated,
Side steps,
FSH with any recalls conducted,
1 or 2 owners,
Standard wheels and sizes.
Mileage to 80k.
No tow bar.

Basically, just a top spec, well maintained vehicle that hasn't been molested with big alloys, body kits, etc.

Hope that someone can assist me in the quest...

looks like a walnut burr

johnlad said:

looks like a walnut burr

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+1

Thanks for the input.

Searching about before I posted on the forum, I found a Google link which suggested 4 Autobiography veneers for this period: Ash Burr, Lined Anthracite Oak, Burr Maple Prussian Blue and Vavona.

I noticed on powerfuluk's website a reference to the aftermarket trim for the rear console sides in Vavona, although it looks a darker veneer.

Could this possibly be Vavona?

I am looking for L322 Vavona wood pieces if anyone has any or spots some for sale. Thanks!

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I am still looking for vavona bits if anyone has any tucked away. Thanks. It is vavona in the pics btw

I had a right resut and found most of th missing bits in vavona i needed for my 2003 autobiography. Several pieces are new in their boxes too, so cant wait to fit it all. Question though ... has anyone seen the door pocket tops in vavona? I am wondering if they did that too. Thanks