RealRed70

The pictures are not real clear at all. I do not see the typical broach marks.

I was wrong on the seat covers. From the first picture that I saw it did not look correct. The pleats on the drivers seat cushion looked too flat in the first picture in the first post. The pleats usually look much more pronounced, like the rear seat covers look. The later pictures clearly show the covers to be a 1970 Monte Carlo pattern.

The seat pattern on those bucket seats is not for a Monte Carlo. Not for a 70, 71 or 72.

My mistake, sorry.

Just click on your profile picture and an icon of an image/ picture will show up. You can load you picture from there.

I thought I saw a Monte while watching. I just started watching myself.

You are correct, you do not use that connector on your A/C equipped car.

The white connector goes to the heater box on a non A/C car. It plugs in on the top of the heater box. Do you have A/C? If not it will not be used. The other wires look like they are speaker wires.

Try bending the tabs on the bulb socket outward slightly. This will put more pressure against the printed circuit board. It may solve the problem.

To the people that recently contacted me about purchasing center caps and trim rings. I have been just to busy to get back to you on this. I will take care of it tomorrow. Never enough hours in a day. Sorry for the delay.

If you are looking for a set of caps, Private Message me. I have nice used caps and also NOS GM caps for sale.

They should say Chevrolet Motor Division. Bowtie caps are reproductions.

Here are the 1972 instructions.

I have the instructions from sonny for a 1972. They are different.

It would be hard for anyone to give you an honest price for what your parts are worth. The parts are too dirty and the pictures are very poor. They do not show any details of the parts. Anyone throwing a number out would just be guessing. You need to clean these parts up and get detailed pictures showing how nice they are and also showing any flaws.This will get you the number that would be fair to the seller and the buyer.

Just checked up on Sandalwood for a 1970. You are correct, they did come in Sandalwood. I have had MANY of these dashes and pads, but never had one that was Sandalwood.

It is very hard to believe that after 50 years later that they can not reproduce this stuff more accurately. If you can tell it from an original, then what is the use of reproducing it? A piece that does not look original is not worth very much at all to me. Pretty much worthless. What a shame. Wait all this time for a poor reproduction that can easily be spotted as fake.☹️

Do you mean Sandalwood? I do not believe that any dashes or dash pads came in Sandalwood.

They just can not get anything quite right.

I take it you were not interested in the used ones that I sent you pictures of? I also have a NOS set if interested.

I am about to send you a Private Message with pictures and prices.

I an going out to look what I have now. May take a little while to get back to the computer.

I will be able to see what I have available tomorrow.

Are you looking for NOS pieces or just good used? I may have some that I can spare.

I use SEM Landau Black 15013 on many interior parts. It looks fantastic. The SEM Satin Black # is 15243 and the SEM Gloss Black # is 15233. All three of these paints are flexible and can be used on interior parts.