1967 GTX / Belvedere pkg tray color
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Black
Actually your kick panels and package tray follow your upper door panel color.
gtx6970
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Where the upper + lower door frames always black on a white interior car ?
As far as I know they were. I'm gathering parts for a beige with red interior 67 GTX ccurrently and the upper door panels were red and the ragged package tray and kick panels were red to. The fender tag confirms a R under the U.
gtx6970
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Im aware of red interior cars , Same goes for most other colors. Its all one color
Ive found pictures of white interior cars ,,, some with black UDF color and yet others with white UDF.
But the pkg trays are always black
Ps, I wish you luck with your search . Ive found red interior parts are damn tough to find in nice shape
Ive found pictures of white interior cars ,,, some with black UDF color and yet others with white UDF.
But the pkg trays are always black
Ps, I wish you luck with your search . Ive found red interior parts are damn tough to find in nice shape
I really don't think that a white interior car would have anything but a black package tray and kick panels, regardless of upper door frame color. I've never seen a white package tray. White and black interiors are sort of special that way. Have you ever seen a 67 with white interior car with white upper door frames known to be original? I haven't. Something to pounder. Needless to say, I'm not sure.
PS I already have the the complete red interior.
autoxcuda
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The white reflects. That’s why they didn’t do white hood paint or decals. Or white dashes.
I have seen a 68 barracuda with white UDF. It was a convertible with white top and boot and maroon interior and white soft trim . My white/maroon std interior barracuda coupe has maroon UDF. It may be body type dependent. I believe the combo are mostly in the trim selector books.
gtx6970
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I found pictures via a google search. So no idea if any / all / Or none were OE.
Im building a model kit so dead nuts accuracy is not a major priority. BUT. I want it right if I can while its still in process
I know my former 69 GTX was white interior, but blue dash , kick panels, and UDF colors. Yet I know for a fact they were avail in white UDF colors with same blue dash and kick panels / carpet
I'll mask the UDF off and spray them gloss black
IM replicating the car in the background here. Which I believe to be was a 440 4spd car
And the more digging I do the more I think this particular car was strictly a promotional car. As I've yet to find ANY photos of what I believe is this car with any kind oif class designation lettering on it
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