[Redpiston]

Originally Posted by PMD1969

You are going to get those wheels off of there right?

What you want them PMD? I eventually will change them. Low on my priority list at the moment. I was thinking about putting some polished 17x8 Year One Rally IIs on it.

[blubomber]

Here is the story. I live in Kansas City. Liberty, MO actually. I am currently working on a project in Phoenix. I found the car out in LA.

I am considering going to parchment interior to give it more contrast. I may leave the panels and carpet blue and just do the seats.

If it wasnt such a rare car I would consider an exterior color change. I think it would look killer in dark spiral gray with parchment interior

Get out of here. I grew up in Liberty. Go Blue Jays! PM me for more info.

My '69 Bonneville has parchment interior and I suspect your car may originally have as well. It looks better than white IMO.

It's your car so do with it what you want but my .02 cents is to keep the original color. It is a rare piece. Brad

[Jerry H.]

Originally Posted by Redpiston

What you want them PMD? I eventually will change them. Low on my priority list at the moment. I was thinking about putting some polished 17x8 Year One Rally IIs on it.

I have a very nice set of original 14" steel wheels that fit this car if you have a need for them. Very reasonable.

[blubomber]

Beautiful black with parchment interior '66 2+2 convertible for sale on E-bay now from a classic car dealer in St Louis. Lots of options: power windoes, powere drivers bucket seat, hard back bucket seats, 421, tri-power (not sure if that was an option), automatic, convertible, 8 lug wheels, red line tires.

I personnaly do not care for the fender skirts on the Catalina/Ventura/ GP's

Way to much money for me but a good source of pictures.