Looking for 1969 Parisienne black door and 1/4 interior door panels

dcneric · Poncho Master!

Looking for 1969 Parisienne black door and 1/4 interior door panels

norontcan · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Assuming this is for a 2 door.

seventy2plus2 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Here's something to think about.

About a year ago there was a 69 Buick Wildcat in the local Buck's Auto Parts. It had a bucket seat interior with a dummy console, and a brushed aluminum strip along the tops of the interior panels. A buddy who's into Buick's was there getting most of the goodies (430 engine, buckets, console, tilt column), but passed on the rear seat and the interior panels. He figured it had a GT interior (or was it GS, I can't remember) as those big cars usually didn't have buckets.

I grabbed the interior panels as they were in really nice shape, I thought they looked cool, and considered putting them in my 70 Parisienne. Any interest?

dcneric · Poncho Master!

Ted, Yes two door, it could be a Parisienne, 2+2 or an Impala set that would work.

Clint, as cool as those are I would like to stay with the right style. Thanks a bunch thou.

My car was originally a white with black interior but I'm not a big fan of the combination. So, as I do have most of the trim that is black I'll go that direction.

JC2+2 · Poncho Master!

Not sure about '69 but '68 2+2 panels are only the same as Impala SS. Have you thought about getting them painted. I had mine painted and they turned out great. Same colour though.

dcneric · Poncho Master!

JC2+2 wrote:
Not sure about '69 but '68 2+2 panels are only the same as Impala SS. Have you thought about getting them painted. I had mine painted and they turned out great. Same colour though.

Mostly as I only have one interior panel for the car. The back ones are missing and the drivers door interior panel is warped, badly.

CDN2PLS2 · Uber Guru

Might have some from Parisienne in garage,I'll look.

seventy2plus2 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

I'm pretty sure the 69 Parisienne interior panels are the same as an Impala, with the difference being the emblem in the middle of the door panel woodgrain. I had an ok set of panels from the 69 2+2 I parted out for the chassis, but tossed them. They had the cutouts for power windows & power door locks.

dcneric · Poncho Master!

seventy2plus2 wrote:
I'm pretty sure the 69 Parisienne interior panels are the same as an Impala, with the difference being the emblem in the middle of the door panel woodgrain. I had an ok set of panels from the 69 2+2 I parted out for the chassis, but tossed them. They had the cutouts for power windows & power door locks.

Yeah, I snoozed on that car too long. Really, the issue was I had no place to store it.

The power windows were they electric or vacuum? I recall something in the doors was vacuum, or was it the locks?

seventy2plus2 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

dcneric wrote:
seventy2plus2 wrote:
I'm pretty sure the 69 Parisienne interior panels are the same as an Impala, with the difference being the emblem in the middle of the door panel woodgrain. I had an ok set of panels from the 69 2+2 I parted out for the chassis, but tossed them. They had the cutouts for power windows & power door locks.
Yeah, I snoozed on that car too long. Really, the issue was I had no place to store it.
The power windows were they electric or vacuum? I recall something in the doors was vacuum, or was it the locks?

The power windows were electric, the power door locks were vacuum. I believe the door locks changed to electric in 1970. I harvested the complete power door lock setup and sold it on ebay.

dcneric · Poncho Master!

Howmac helped me out on the door panels. Thank you very much!!

Still looking for rear panels in black. Not looking for show quality but nice driver.

ABC123 · Uber Guru

If Mark is here,

Was that set you gave me black or red ?

They are buried up in the back of my loft.

Would Red work if you used a good Black Dye ?

If so, just figure out how to get from southern Ontario to you and they are yours

-- Edited by ABC123 on Tuesday 8th of November 2016 06:56:57 PM