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#253724 - 12/29/04 07:44 PM 64 CONVERTIBLE INTERIOR
64CONVS Offline
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Registered: 12/29/04
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I HAVE A 64' LESABRE CONVERTIBLE. I NEED TO FIND EITHER ORIGINAL OR REPLACEMENT FRONT AND REAR TRIM PANELS (I HAVE NONE). I ALSO NEED SEAT COVERS. DOES ANYONE MAKE THESE PRODUCTS? I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT A 64' IMPALA SET WILL WORK FOR EITHER. IS THIS TRUE?

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#253725 - 12/29/04 09:59 PM Re: 64 CONVERTIBLE INTERIOR [Re: 64CONVS]
64wildcat Offline
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Registered: 06/13/04
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Loc: florida

Give Doug Pollock / SMS Auto Fabrics a call, should be no problem.
2325 Souteast 10th Ave, Portland OR 97214
Tel : (503) 234- 1175.

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#253726 - 12/29/04 11:37 PM Re: 64 CONVERTIBLE INTERIOR [Re: 64CONVS]
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64Convs, I agree that SMS is your best bet.

The '64 Impala pieces may or may not "fit" from a dimensions standpoint, but they certainly would not look correct for a Buick.
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