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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1964 1/2 - 1965 => Topic started by: russgoodman on July 17, 2011, 01:56:44 PM
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Did the early 65 models have the 64.5 style squared end door sill plates or should they be the later rounded style? Its a Dearborn coupe sch build date 2-9-65 if it matters. The car has the early style door/window cranks, carpet, vinyl on the inner rockers, etc.
I think the ones that came on the car were repros - they had the rounded edge. The interior had been redone before I got it (with cloth everywhere) so that makes me think they may have been replaced. Also they were almost the same (except for wear) as the new repros I bought when I was restoring the interior.
Last, should there be part #s anywhere on them or the side seat trim chrome pieces?
I don't think its worth my time to polish a set of repos. Thanks in advance for the help.
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I don't know the change over date. I had access to a 12/64 Dearborn Coupe as a parts car, it had one squared sill on the drivers side and one rounded corner sill on the passenger side.
Greg
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Did the early 65 models have the 64.5 style squared end door sill plates or should they be the later rounded style? Its a Dearborn coupe sch build date 2-9-65 if it matters. The car has the early style door/window cranks, carpet, vinyl on the inner rockers, etc.
Of course it matters when and where the car was built ;)
Looking at other cars from around that time I would say no to the early version of the sill plates
Last, should there be part #s anywhere on them or the side seat trim chrome pieces?
No
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Thanks Jeff! I think the later style will be much easier to find so that helps. Is there a way to distinguish OEM vs repro on these? The ones I took out seemed lightweight and kinda flimsy.