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Old 12-23-2007, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by gregneun
I hope it drums up some interesting posts in the big car forum.

I like the tri-color interior. Were they an option in 1964, for the Cat and Bonnie?

Was there a tri-colored seat/door panel option for the 64 Gp?

Greg
The 64 Cat had a one color interior with cloth and vinal. The 64 Cat conv w/bucket seats had a tri-tone. 64 Ventura/2+2/Bonneville had mono-tone or tri-tone, depending on what the color was. Black was black, white was white, but the reds, blues, greens and browns were tri-tone, from what I can piece together.
Let me know if this is proven correct or not.

Pontiac actually always considered the GP a step over the Bonneville.

I have never seen a tri-tone seat/door panel in a 64 GP.

There were 7998 64 2+2's built and a whole lot more GP's.

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