Looking for a dash pad, package tray and couple rear fill panels for 1965 Parisienne
Neilvermilion said
Apr 25, 2023
Hey there, i'm looking for a package tray and a couple of those rear fill panels for 1965 Parisienne, ideally for a parchment interior. And looking for a dash pad, preferably black.
Also a question, will those part be exactly the same from Impala, Bonneville and Catalina of the same year?
-- Edited by Neilvermilion on Tuesday 25th of April 2023 06:39:32 PM
I am pretty sure the dash pad alone differs on the American models and definitely not the same as an Impala.
seventy2plus2 said
Apr 26, 2023
I'm thinking the package tray & filler panels are the same as Impala and US Pontiac's. All had the fastback rear window.
NOS said
Apr 26, 2023
in the restoration industry the rear filler panels are known as '"sail panels". If ordering a new head liner the sail panels should be included and pre covered to match the head liner.
Dale
seventy2plus2 said
Apr 26, 2023
NOS wrote:
in the restoration industry the rear filler panels are known as '"sail panels". If ordering a new head liner the sail panels should be included and pre covered to match the head liner.
Dale
He's looking for the filler panels at the ends of the backrest, above the armrests. The sail panels you speak of are part of the headliner covering the C pillars.
Hey there, i'm looking for a package tray and a couple of those rear fill panels for 1965 Parisienne, ideally for a parchment interior. And looking for a dash pad, preferably black.
Also a question, will those part be exactly the same from Impala, Bonneville and Catalina of the same year?
-- Edited by Neilvermilion on Tuesday 25th of April 2023 06:39:32 PM
I am pretty sure the dash pad alone differs on the American models and definitely not the same as an Impala.
in the restoration industry the rear filler panels are known as '"sail panels". If ordering a new head liner the sail panels should be included and pre covered to match the head liner.
Dale
He's looking for the filler panels at the ends of the backrest, above the armrests. The sail panels you speak of are part of the headliner covering the C pillars.