I have seen various deco moldings on 1967 911s cars which is correct?some cars have the small standard molding while others have the larger style was there a mid year change or something like that?
I have seen various deco moldings on 1967 911s cars which is correct?some cars have the small standard molding while others have the larger style was there a mid year change or something like that?
1966 911 coupe
1967 911s coupe
1968 911s coupe
1978 911sc coupe
the 67S pictured has the wrong...well a few wrong things but on the subject of moldings, it should have the larger or wider rubber
Richard aka le Zookeeper
early reg #1128
[QUOTE=78mochasc;583849]I have seen various deco moldings on 1967 911s cars which is correct?some cars have the small standard molding while others have the larger style was there a mid year change or something like that?
I see in your sig that you have a few S cars and the difference is right there in your garage.
the 66 normal would have the narrow deco trim and the 68S and 69S the wide deco trim.
only the 67S has a unique deco on the rockers, also found on very early 68S's, is the wider rubber deco but doesnt not extend to the full length of the rockers.
see now you need a 67S to add to your collection to indulge in the differences.
Richard aka le Zookeeper
early reg #1128
Early911zoo.....other than the trim what do you see wrong with the subject car?
Bumper overrides...and maybe the headlights are all that I see...what else? Trying my best to become completely knowledgeable about these early cars....
The over riders are fine as long as they have the cut outs for the correct wider "S" rubber bumper strips. Headlights are fine too!Originally Posted by Louie
I do have a 67s and it has the larger front and rear moldings but the side molding is the narrow style....I have seen 67 s with deco molding like the 68 and 69 as well.Is there a supplier that sells the correct side molding for 67s?
1966 911 coupe
1967 911s coupe
1968 911s coupe
1978 911sc coupe
rumor has it that Eric was gearing up to repro the correct 67S deco...but, now I am afraid you are stuck finding the trim from someones pile of stuff...
for reference: I paid $1500 (if I recall) about a year go. A few months go I visited with someone who is also restoring a 67S. I was told that he paid $7500 for the side decos...
I have one side, be glad to sell it for 1/2 of $7500.00
Mike
I also have one side....for much less.
BTW what makes that car a 67 911S?
Maybe a 911 plain (normal) or even a 912? The wheels were optional on all models.
H
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