A body kick panels, was told they are for a 67 cutlass $45 or any reasonable offer plus the ride.

 

Indeed they ar 67 A body with factory air.

 

Thank you for the response

 

Got it; these are 67 with A/C. Question: How are these identifiable as 67? What I'm getting at is whether they also will fit '64 Cutlass? Sure looks like they should, but if something is different as between 67 and 64 I can't use 'em. But, if they are the same as 64, I'm expect I'm in. Thoughts?
docsteen

 

I can't answer your question, hopefully someone with the knowledge of 64 and 67 can chime in. I would think someone on this forum would know and provide an answer...

 

Can't positively say they will fit 64/65. They will fit 66/67 with AC. I would look into Olds catalogs from different vendors to see if their part numbers are the same.

 

joeyg -

The on-line aftermarket sellers are pretty mixed up about whether 64 reaches 67 (with AC). Looks to me like they will fit, but I need to look up the part number(s) in my GM books, and then run the numbers in GMPartsWiki. Assuming that checks out I'd like your kink panels at your price.

Also going to send a PM re $ details.

docsteen

 

Are you sure the driver side is one with A/C? I am asking because my original '67 driver side kick panel does not have the fresh air vent as shown in the picture. The passenger side shown is the picture is the correct one for A/C.

 

Things get curious-er and curious-er. I'm actually planning on using these in 1964 Cutlass Holiday Coupe, with AC. On the passenger side, the protrusion looks right as it spans the space where the chilled air passes through to the under-dash box. On the driver side, the 64 does have a fresh air vent. Not sure why a 67 would not have the fresh air vent, but I suppose it's possible.

docsteen

 

The 67 with air does not have a vent on the left. It is a solid panel. Always a chance someone added a factory air system, which would leave a vent on the left.

 

The odds are greater that someone added a vented panel to an AC car. You can't do that on the passenger side since that's where the recirc inlet vacuum motor is, but, it's easy to do on the driver's side. It wasn't included because you forget the vent is open and run the AC, which I do occasionally on my AC car I that my granddad added a vented panel on the left side. Cools off your junk, though.

 

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