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jasonlaing


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Just about to order a set of seat covers for my car, the trim code is 967- sandlewood.  The interior right now is off white with black carpet.  Do I order parchment or what?  The paint code in N (Madera maroon).

It was sold by dealer 5434, any idea where that dealer is?

The model is 73867.



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Who do you order proper Beaumont seat covers from? I've seen them discussed here but is there someone who offers the correct ones for sale?

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Who do you order proper Beaumont seat covers from? I've seen them discussed here but is there someone who offers the correct ones for sale?

 Legendary has the correct 65 Beaumont ones. I'm not sure if you can get two tone black white door panels, but the white seats can be ordered. I assume parchment is white? How about some pictures of the car. It sounds nice. Paul.



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Oh cool. I knew I had heard about them on here but I thought it had been a special run of covers that isn't available now. That is great that you guys can get correct covers.

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Anybody bought any from eBay?


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Here are some pics, I know the front arm rests arent stock



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I bought mine from one of our members, but he no longer sells them. they are the legendary covers and they look great. I believe 65sssd bought door panels as well and, if I remember correctly, he thought highly of them too.
Check with the legendary site for info on who sells.. might be someone locally that gets them in for cheaper customs/brokerage fees..

great car man..
https://www.legendaryautointeriors.com/webmodules/catcatalog/dtl_allcatalog.aspx?id=AA&make=G&year=65&desc=beaumont

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The car looks to be pretty solid. I hope your lucky enough to still have all that rocker molding. I can't tell from the pictures if it's there but it sure is a bugger to find. It's nice to see another is still around. I have a soft spot for them. Paul.

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No rocker mouldings, it needs a drivers door and some TLC, Im waiting for $ and time to restore properly.

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No rocker mouldings, it needs a drivers door and some TLC, Im waiting for $ and time to restore properly.

 It is definitely is worth saving. At least it's fully assembled. It seems $$ always gets in the way. A lot of people took that molding off and through it away years ago. I would try to research it's origin to the person that painted it last. He might know where it went. Where did this one come from? How long have you had it? Paul.



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I was the last guy to paint in 12 yars ago. I've had the car for 15 years. It had two white stripes painted along the bottom when I got it. The last owner bough it from ford dealer in Ontario about 12 years prior. This is my first car from high school. I dont ever plan on selling it.

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I was the last guy to paint in 12 yars ago. I've had the car for 15 years. It had two white stripes painted along the bottom when I got it. The last owner bough it from ford dealer in Ontario about 12 years prior. This is my first car from high school. I dont ever plan on selling it.

 That will make it pretty hard to find for sure. I was told by a guy in Nova Scotia that they took off brand new trim because they didn't want rust to start behind it, ah! Good on you for still having your car from high school. Maybe I will see it in person one day. I am giving birth to another 65 Beaumont SD rag this summer and I can't wait.  Paul.



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