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Interior & Tops => Interiors => Topic started by: Joe65SkylarkGS on January 19, 2009, 01:17:36 PM
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Hey guys, whats the difference in a hardtop and posr sedan? As far as I know, the door panels and armrests are different bit what about the inside lights? Center dome or the opera type in the pillars?
Thanks for your help.
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ANyone?
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Joe ,
the dome light is in the center of the roof , not the sail panels. Also the seat pattern is different and uses two shades of color if not black or white.
Loren
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I forgot to mention that the back seat is the widest of the three [hardtop, convertible,post].
It reaches from quarter panel to quarter panel.
The package tray is different , smoother texture.
Loren
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Joe ,
the dome light is in the center of the roof , not the sail panels. Also the seat pattern is different and uses two shades of color if not black or white.
Loren
On the post car right?
Hardtop has the 2 pillar lights?
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Correct!
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Thanks Loren.
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Glad to be of assistance.
Loren
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Loren, does the Skylark sedan use the same interior panels as the Special?
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Walt,
Ok, I had to dig out my '65 Buick color-trim book for that one. The Special was available with a standard interior or a deluxe interior.
The deluxe interior is the same as the Skylark or GS thin pillar coupe[2 door sedan]. The standard interior is very different.
Going to my Buick Master parts catalog, the deluxe option was only used on the 2 seat station wagon and the 4door sedan.
So from what I am seeing, the Special thin pillar coupe [ 2 door sedan] came only with the standard interior.
Does my explanation make sense to you?
Loren
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Thanks for checking, I was just curious. I didn't expect you to go to so much trouble!
Odd that they had 3 different styles for the Special and Skylark.
I like the sedan door panels. The 2-tone looks sharp!
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Walt and others,
It is no trouble at all. I had collected all the '65 info in the past that I could find . Especially dealer info, with the idea of being able to do as correct restoration as was possible at the time. This started back in the '80's .
Now , I am able to share what I have on a greater basis then just a few people asking questions at car shows.
Glad to be of service,
Loren
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Loren,
You just nailed the very purpose of this site! ;D
"Now , I am able to share what I have on a greater basis then just a few people asking questions at car shows"
Perfect... I couldn't have said it better myself!
The information age will allow us to reach more 65 guys than we ever would meet at 1000 car shows.
Chris
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Chris,
Having a GS site , that is aimed primarily at our '65's , is a treasure.
The early days of the GSCA was a wealth of info. Then it seemed to turn to the turbo cars as the main emphasis. Not that I don't like the turbo cars , but not having one to relate the info to ,I lost interest.
So let's keep the '65 GS alive and smokin
Glad to be of service,
Loren
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Thanks for checking, I was just curious. I didn't expect you to go to so much trouble!
Odd that they had 3 different styles for the Special and Skylark.
I like the sedan door panels. The 2-tone looks sharp!
Walt, i'm curious. are the GS post models supposed to have 2 tone door panels if the interior is a color other than white or black? my 65 post has blue interior and the door panels are original and are solid blue. my seats are 2 tone.
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Door panels are one color only. Seats are two tone.
Dan