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1967 738 Beaumont


I have a sd Beaumont that was stored away since 1976 it had a colour change from silver. Its a rust free car and Im restoring it back to the original colour. My question is the rear wheel wells. I had the bottom sand blasted it only had light undercoat In the wheel well area and when I was cleaning them up I thought I seen silver body colour. Now is it supposed to be body colour or black

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First off, welcome here. You've come to a great site!

About 10 years ago I did a good chunk of the restoration on my nephew's 67 SD 738 car. When I stripped off the undercoating in the wheel wells there was the car body colour, Granada Gold under it.

The floor colour underneath the undercoating was a kind of blue/green primer or sealer of some sort.

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Cool... share some pics when you get a chance. My 67 started life as Silverglaze with black interior.

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Thanks thats what I thought This car was originally silverglaze also. This car was taken apart to be repainted in 1975 /76 in a garage in North van and not touched till I picked it up at Easter No missing parts. Except the 396 was replaced by a 454 and after Checking numbers ect. Its a low mile like new compete 1972 ls7

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About 10 years ago I did a good chunk of the restoration on my nephew's 67 SD 738 car. When I stripped off the undercoating in the wheel wells there was the car body colour, Granada Gold under it.

The floor colour underneath the undercoating was a kind of blue/green primer or sealer of some sort.


 My memory of this is right on the colour but wrong on the location. I dug out some old pictures. This is what was on the underside of the floor and in the wheeltubs.

floor23.jpg

rhtub2.jpg

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1966 Strato Chief 2 door, 427 4 speed, 45,000 original miles 

1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars



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Thanks. Just had a cool finding today. I actually found a second serial number on the bottom of the Passenger rocker panel. Always heard of a second but never actually seen one before.

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Thanks. Just had a cool finding today. I actually found a second serial number on the bottom of the Passenger rocker panel. Always heard of a second but never actually seen one before.


 So it had the car serial number, or part of it on the rocker? I've never seen that. The one I was doing some restoring on had it on the frame rail behind the rear wheel and it was perfectly clear. However once the frame was sandblasted and powerdercoated it wasn't visible any more.



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i had the bottom sandblastEd it was in red primer this car sat apart for 45 years

it is absolutely  rust free vinyl roof is like day one. I am completely stripping it down to restore it back to silverl 



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Is the RZ36 part of your VIN? That part doesn't make sense to me for a Beaumont VIN. I get rest of it though, the part with it being an SD hardtop.

That sure looks like a great project.

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You are right just checked serial to match and rz isnt there 



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Interesting. I wonder what significance that part of the number has.

Did you look for a partial VIN on the top of the frame behind the rear wheel? I think you'll find one there. Seems to me it was passenger side but this was about 12 years ago, I could be wrong on which side.

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When I rebuilt my 67 Beaumont, I found Three sets of numbers on the frame rails, two on the left outside rail behind the rear tire and the third was on the inside of the right frame rail before the upper control arm. 

I lightly sand blasted the entire frame especially around these alpha numeric sets. The front was very clean to begin with, however both are very visible once the primer and paint was applied.   

Good luck with you project 



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This same frame I am talking about also had numbers on the side of the left rail. It had a part number a date code and PONT, presumably for Pontiac, Michigan where it was made. At least reading up on it that's what I found out.



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Nice starting point for your project.

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Thanks.

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Welcome to the site, great seeing another 67 SD being resurrected......smile



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Wow, that's a nice clean car... it reminds me how I found mine in '87...covered in dust in a garage. with its one repaint... but still sporting the original interior, carpet and weather stripping that I never replaced.

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Yes it is amazing for where it was . the previous owner

took it apart for a redo. We had to piece it together to move it 

it sat in his moms garage since 1976 untouched.the only missing

parts are the door panels. No cracks in steering wheel ect other than all the exterior  chrome

small pits it?s good  the only thing that not original is the motor and it?s totally 

complete

 



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Wow, those pistons...............I'm betting you will be using a little tamer piston!

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1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars



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Nope. I do a lot of tuning and have a lot of cars
Running 11 plus comp on 91 octane using
://www.cbperformance.com/CB-s-Black-Box-Programmable-Timing-Control-Module-p/2013.htm

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Won't that be more than 11 to 1 with that dome? The stock 396/427 dome looks tiny compared to that one!

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1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars



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Yup its actually 12:1. I have one other ls7 and two ls6 11.25 chevelle customers
With this system works amazing
I do a lot of efi work a lot of new motors
Are running higher comp
My other car is a rs/ss 69 Camaro with 11to1
540 fuel injected dyno 660 to the rear wheels and can run on
89 octane
I have 14 carburetor cars running on
That box takes about an hr to install and
Corrects alot of drivability issues especially idle
I spent time to set up for higher compression
So now I just download curve in and all good

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Whats heads fit on top of those pistons?

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