console q&a
First question is about the ashtray console. When somebody refers to a "seatbelt" console, is that the ashtray console?
Second: what was the first year for cupholder consoles? I guess since 68 had buddies then 69 would be the first year of the consoles? Were the consoles "cast" in the interior color or were they all painted? i.e. if a person wanted an NOS console and the interior was dark blue then the console would be dark blue and not painted dark blue but the fiber would be cast in a dk blue...? Finally... does anybody have a pic of a 69 dark blue console interior? If such a thing even exists... Thanks Folks Nim |
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While owning a ton of factory A50 trucks and or buckets over the years, these are by far one of the nicest sets of original unrestored/survivor buckets that we have had to date. This pictured bucket seat setup was removed from a 69 Chevy CST/30 Cab & Chassis Mitchell Motorhome with only 42K miles on the odometer, they are the 69 only red or what some guys also call maroon, burgandy or even oxblood. This cab was the walk thru type motorhome setup w/o a console originally, so we came up with a nice one and restored it in SEM 15273/Napa Red to match the seats. Check out the original condition of the matching 42k 1969 survivor seatbelts. Mel :chevy:
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Survivor 69 seat/lap belt setup...
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