Hi,
Here are some pictures of the 4 door my dad just sent me. It is not as bad as I thought. I think I will need two new front fenders though. Is Legindary Auto Interiors the only place to get upholstery for a solid bench seat?
http://s147.photobucket.com/albums/r...view=slideshow

Have a good week!

 

Pretty straight and clean old car, that's for posting pictures. The color may be the same as my 1967 4 door so of course I like it Someone else will have to speak up on the bench seat cover. You might be better off just patching the lower front fenders rather than replacing them. John

 

It looks not too bad. You can get patch panels for the areas you need. Once you get the fender off, you can see how much needs replacing. I strongly recommend keeping the original fenders if they only need patch panels. The fit is guaranteed, and proper installation of patch panels will give you what you need.

As far as interiors go, you can get complete interiors now from Fusick Automotive. One of the guys on this forum (Lady72Rob71) https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...y72nrob71.html
did his interior. Got it from Legendary. You might want to pm him and discuss his issues.

What else would look nice on this car? SS1 or SS11 wheels!!! The bumpers and stainless look like they're in really good shape. Engine probably needs a little cleanup, but it probably runs decent enough as a 2bbl. Can't wait to see more of your new old car!!

 

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The piece of **** carpet in the passenger foot well is a must keep.

 

very nice. X2 on the lower patch for the front finders. 68 finders are expensive to find in good shape.

 

Looks like most of the expensive or hard to find trim is still there in pretty good condition, so that is a real plus.

That steering wheel is just great, in my opinion!