Question: are original 1966-67 coupe rear window garnish moldings colored plastic, or painted to match interior color? The 67JG doesn't say, but the 66JG says not painted and to verify by looking from the outside through the rear glass (p. 18).
The coupe rear window garnish moldings are called out on UPC 1ASM-F19 in the 1966 AIM, and 1ASM-F20 in the 1967 AIM (same GM 3847888 p/n, one part number for two different molding pieces, by the way).
My presumed originals are colored on both sides, as are the GM NOS examples (I have one black, one brown). The brown NOS rear window molding has a few nicks, showing yellowish-white. Here are a few pictures of the presumed original rear window moldings, showing yellowish-white where chipped or cracked:[/QUOTE]
The coupe rear window garnish moldings are called out on UPC 1ASM-F19 in the 1966 AIM, and 1ASM-F20 in the 1967 AIM (same GM 3847888 p/n, one part number for two different molding pieces, by the way).
My presumed originals are colored on both sides, as are the GM NOS examples (I have one black, one brown). The brown NOS rear window molding has a few nicks, showing yellowish-white. Here are a few pictures of the presumed original rear window moldings, showing yellowish-white where chipped or cracked:[/QUOTE]
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