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...and my Belvedere II has the upper bright moulding with the wheel opening mouldings but no lower sill trim. Still cant figure the paint out on the one in the photo tho.

That is SUCH a pretty car... I may have a new favourite colour for 67s!

I know it probably isnt germane to the subject necessarily, but my 67 Belvedere II does not have the rear speaker or defroster and there are NO perforations in the package tray; there are places in the metal below it for speakers, but none in the package tray. Its a 50k mile car and Im the 3rd...

Did they all have them, or just the 'upper' trim lines? My Belvedere II does not, and since its short mile and all original interior, I doubt it ever did. Looks like a good thing to have tho.

GG1. (wish it were LL1... :) )

Just a 'dimple' on mine - 67 Belvedere II, 318 auto, air, manual brakes. 50 thousand mile 3 owner car. Must be something for a particular option or a big block car if its factory would be my guess. They wouldn't have bothered to 'dimple it' if it weren't for something! Sorry to be no more help.

Really great!

Where's the big red X when you need it...?

Wish you luck; those were aftermarket and I sure dont know of anyone repopping em... My parents had a few sets of those when I was a kid in the 60s/early 70s. Turned brown on the transmission hump after a few years in the sun...

That colour...! Gorgeous.

Can we see the rest of that photo slotted in there behind the OCIR timeslip please?

Under the drivers side carpet on mine.

Thats sad to see. How could you let a car with such apparent history get to that state?

But you were right... :) Hope I don't get run off here...

Didn't take/someone bid 51 [plus costs] on that car? My dad would say 'thats where two fools met...'

My 67 Belvedere II has the grommet; 99.9% positive its the original carpet.

Diamondback does/will do them and I believe "Rusted Tires" keeps them in stock.