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The machine turned style trim is Polara 500 specific. The painted side trim is Polara specific and the color varies depending on exterior color.

I can't help you with a 65, as my Coronet is a 67. The channel I believe you are referring to is not for the top well itself, but is actually for the convertible boot. The boot slides into that channel from the side to secure the leading edge of the boot to the back of the passenger compartment...

Well, not quite. Many export models in the 50's featured Plymouth bodies with Dodge front sheet metal and trim. The practice continued into the 60's with the 63 & 64 Canadian Valiant (but reversed). The Canadian Valiant featured a Dart body from the cowl back, and Valiant sheet metal and trim up...

Glad to hear you decided to stick with the original color. That will be a beautiful 63 vert (a twin to the one I saw at the WPC Club show in Virginia). By the way, I believe there was an old Doris Day movie called "Send Me No Flowers" that featured a 63 Polara convertible (not a 500) in the same...

That color looks good on those early B bodies. Nice find. The one below showed up at a Walter P Chrysler Club show in Williamsburg, Virginia a few years ago. This is the only one I've ever seen in this color. I vote you keep the original color. Every other one I've seen has either been black...

I took a few photos at the Mopar Nats and Carlisle, and thought I would post a link to some of them here. B-bodies 62-65 at the Mopar Nationals http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=21833&id=100001111775214&l=a93d61d45f B-bodies 62-67 at Carlisle...