<VV> No-option cars, was: Wierd combos on earlies...

[Mark Corbin]

The little old lady I used to store my convert with had a '65 Monza 4door
hardtop with ONE option, a 'glide. One time I was in the car when the
speaker grille blocking plate fell out of it. It was a simple rectangle of
black cardboard that was glued to the underneath of the dash grille. I
still have the cardboard part, though the car is long gone. After her
death, it was sold off to some nimrod who drove the poor car to death.

-Mark

> [Original Message]
> From: <bub049 at comcast.net>
> Subject: Re: <VV> Wierd combos on earlies...
> 

Hey Ed, 

I have a 63 500 coupe with one option: Powerglide. Plainest 63 I have ever
seen. It is a genuine "little old lady" car from Missouri.  She died at 92
and I bought it from her estate around 2000. Unfortunately, "Grannie"
didn't take care of the car and it has some unique rust out areas.  My '63
Palomar red Spyder convert has a dealer installed 64 rear fender antenna. I
imagine the whole radio system was dealer installed as there is no antenna
hole in the right front fender. I love oddballs. 

Bob johnston 
Frostbite Falls, MN 
CORSA since 72 
 
Subject: <VV> weird combos on earlies 

So who has seen strange combos on earlies, and were they dealer or factory? 
I've only had a 63 coupe with radio delete,all the rest have been pretty 
standard. Ed in Fla.