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Old 01-05-2014, 05:01 PM
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Correct in '66 it was Tempest Custom that had the upper side body moldings Vs.
Tempest which did not. '67 as stated it went away.

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Old 01-05-2014, 07:44 PM
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Correct in '66 it was Tempest Custom that had the upper side body moldings Vs.
Tempest which did not. '67 as stated it went away.
And although the side sheetmetal was different, the '64 and '65 Custom series had the upper beltline moulding as well. Another tidbit- the windshield in the '66-'67 wagons are the same as the '64-'65 wagons (as well as the 4 doors). The 2 doors and convertibles received a slightly taller windshield in 1966. Like all the old literature Jeff Keep it coming. The only one I had was the one with the red wagon on it.

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