1964 interior code Silver + Blue: What's silver?
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Goldsboro NC
The trim tag should show 491N + a second letter. The base units were 491NA which replaced the 491BE ECL effective 3-25-64 thru end of production. I don't see anything in my references that shows any blue carpet being installed from the factory for the primary "N" (silver and blue vinyl) ECL. 
Dave
Dave
This trim tag has
D15 at the top
TRIM 491N (no second letter)
PAINT 916A
The VIN is: 40867 S 116546
More interesting: The body build is D15, the engine stamp pad is 4116546 F0420RD.
The current owner has owned for 38 years and is now having it restored.
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 110
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From: Portland Oregon
Well you've officially stumped me.
A had no idea it would be so confusing try and figure out this puzzle.
My car has been in the family since new so I can vouch for it being original from the factory (at least until I get the new carpet installed, which is sold as "Silver carpet").
But since mine's a coupe and has a different code designator than yours, I have no idea any more.
A had no idea it would be so confusing try and figure out this puzzle.
My car has been in the family since new so I can vouch for it being original from the factory (at least until I get the new carpet installed, which is sold as "Silver carpet").
But since mine's a coupe and has a different code designator than yours, I have no idea any more.
