RE: 1965 Chrysler Convertible interior

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Have you seen the booklet/binder that salesmen had at the dealership? It 
had small samples of the actual fabric used in the seats of models sold, 
along with charts as to what could be ordered. I think they still had 
these in 1965; I know they had these booklet/binders in 1963.

Gary H. 

David Walker wrote:
> 
> The existing front seat in my '65 Chrysler Newport Convertible is a
> split bench with perforated vinyl inserts.  The interior is two-tone
> metallic red.  I've been told there was no two-tone interior option for
> Newports, and that the only insert pattern for vinyl was "basketweave".
> 
> I plan to replace the split bench with buckets and a buddy seat, but
> I've never seen how Newport buckets are supposed to look.
> 
> The car's fender tag is "code 99", meaning the car or some part of it is
> specially order.  Was the original buyer allowed to integrate options
> from other Chrysler models?  What would a Newport bucket insert look
> like?
> 
> I've been trying to chase this on down for a long time, with ZERO luck.
> 
> Thanks for any help/advice.


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