Black
plate car, nice!
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- Thread starter Daniel Scully
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plate car, nice!
The Pinner one i have used the same black and cream colors. All most the same lay out on the blank panels. To.
They did have a raised cup and a flush one. The weight of the body was to keep in in place. After all no need for speed or wild driving at that point.
Might try to get this painted this year, straighten the wreath or keep it at the angle?
Larry Swint
PCS Member
Straighten the wreath (probably was straight), fix the paint without respraying it, sell me the Criterion. GREAT path forward suggestion, IMO.
Unless both sides are different, then it was intended to be canted. Leave it alone if that is the case. Look at the old pictures also. That was installed by Flxible at the factory, so why mess with it?
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One look inside will tell if it was Felexable or some one wanted to be different. But some were out there has to be a picture of the offerings that year. But that is the standard Service car tri. Piece.
The tilt is factory, drives me a bit nuts on the tilt.
Before this goes down a rabbit hole, this was made by Flxible.
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Good looking ride
I'm Flxible, so call it anything you want. I will correct the error of the body manufacturer. Peter Rabbit
You can see the slanted the long trim to reflect the telt. One more of the mines different then yours.
Came from the seat, put it with the rest of the info.
The current PCS magazine shows a 64-service car with a name plate on it, so we know they made at least 2 of the 64, s.
Justs found pic.
Philip Scanio
PCS Member / Super Site Supporter
Thanks. Where was this photo taken?
Philip Scanio
PCS Member / Super Site Supporter
Thanks.
Local shop can make floor mats, it has the nub material in the backside and is custom made to take up most of your foot area unlike some mats.
Philip Scanio
PCS Member / Super Site Supporter
Those look great