I just like the way it breaks up the amount of color on a post car.

Marxjunk, you can PM me if you have or know where some is.

EZ..ive seen several sets go thru facebook on camaro joes, a member here, for sale page, as a matter of fact i almost bought a set because there was a really really nice set and i felt they where dirt cheap..let me see what i can come up with, i will look on there tonight when i get home

Buick's, Pontiacs and Olds post cars have same trim on certain years.

Correct, 1968 and 1969 only.

Dan

Dan how so does one tell the difference between post trim and hardtop trim??

This is much easier to explain over a phone call.....I will pm you my number.

Dan

EZ - great talking with you.....keep me “Posted” :)

Dan

For sure I will. Thank for the info on the phone, very helpful.

Great chat today.

John

You talked to the right guy for post sedan questions, John!

YES Bill, Dan certainly knows about these post cars.

Dan, So if this is a 2 dr post, 1969 Chevelle (that we know it is), PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG, It can only be a 300 or Malibu right? So if those are the only 2 "post" options, and IF IT has dash vents, it's a Malibu? And Mailbu has the "hidden" wipers too? It that right?

Planning on seeing/driving the car next week. Now I know the bench seat is bye-bye. Has buckets and console now with ORIGINAL back seat. So probably has build sheet. I think the car was originally butternut yellow. I'm leaning towards Rally Green (wifes favorite color is green), Hugger orange or LeMans blue. IF I look and put the vinyl roof on, would add Olympic gold to the list.