AJHooton

Update . . . I called Old Air after checking out their web site and was graciously told that what I saw on the internet wasn’t usually accurate and that I should call to verify the parts I need and availability.

Thanks . . . I’ll get in touch with “Old Air”. I really appreciate your help. Arny

I’m trying to find replacement parts for my A/C diaphagms and not sure where to locate them or if the ones I find [OPGI] are really what I need. I tried each of these two units and neither of them seem to hold vacuum. They are original and I’m confident they’re in need of replacement. Using the chassis manual p 11-69 and I believe these are the #1 [Leftmost w/#3 label] - Outside-Recirculated Diaphragm & #2 [Rightmost w/#4 label] - Htr-A/C Diaphragm. Thanks in advance for any help in finding these replacements

Is there a specific color for the console and dash for the ‘65 Riv? Mine is repainted and looks to be ‘matte black’ but don’t know if this is correct.

Thanks for all the information. I’ll keep checking and see what turns up . . . Otherwise it’s relying on other ROA members to get me through any issues I’ll run into.

Does anyone have a source for a ‘65 Factory Assembly Manual. I understand they’re fairly rare, but would love to get a copy of one so I can work on my Riv with a little bit more confidence. I have the Body Manual and the Chassis Manual but those aren’t of much help when trying to disassemble and analyze the details of the assembly process.

Thanks . . . . I'm off to the races . . . I appreciate your advice

I've recently purchased a 1965 Riviera and want to adjust the clamshell assembly due to binding. I have the headlight visor manual but can't seem to find a way to remove the headlamp assembly. I can remove the 3 lower bolts but can't seem to find a way to get to the top two bolts. Then . . . once I do find them, I need to be able to replace them when the adjustments are finished. Any help would be appreciated.

Does the speedminder knob just unscrew? I have a 65 Riv too, but the knob doesn’t budge.