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B Pillar Interior Trim
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Edge May 3, 2023. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi Everyone:The interior trim covering for my B Pillars is missing in my 64 Fleetwood, and I am wondering what the piece(s) looks like so I can recreate it.I found this photo online (not a Fleetwood)…Continue
Rear Vent Window Weatherstripping Replacement
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Buonaccorso Dec 25, 2022. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone here replaced the weatherstripping on the rear vent windows of a Fleetwood 60 Special? Unlike the front vent windows, the pivot shaft of the window is inserted into the weatherstipping…Continue
Fleetwood vs. other 6 window sedans
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Buonaccorso Apr 25, 2022. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Are the rear doors on other 6 window sedans the same as the Fleetwood 60 special? Obviously the door cards are different, but is that it? Steele has weatherstripping available for the rear door 6…Continue
Rear patch panel
Started this discussion. Last reply by 3gk350qap28u3 Sep 7, 2021. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I am looking for a patch panel to weld in to replace the rusted out section of my rear end as circled in the picture. This is for a 1964 Fleetwood 60.Regards,MikeContinue
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"Thanks! I replaced the lenses with repros and also sprayed the inside of the housings with chrome spray paint in addition to cleaning up the sockets. Seemed to help a lot."
"Here's my 64 NY Plate"
"On one side, I don’t have the holes since it’s a replacement fender from a non-fleetwood. So I ground off the pegs and just put glue on the backside of the letter. On the other side, I have the pegs so I used a little on the back of the…"
"I used superglue, and once it set up it was an extremely strong hold. Just be careful and don’t use too much. I first tried using 3m plastic trim adhesive, but it didn’t work well and a letter fell off (luckly in my driveway)."
"I sent MIke an email this morning with pictures but thought I would share here showing the front and back of these. I was able to locate several colors in my stash but not the sandalwood with the cut pile that he needs. The only difference…"
"There is not cardboard on the back... it is just a piece of carpet on the bottom sewn to a piece of vinyl/leather at the top, and glued to the metal inside B-pillar with what looks like that 3M spray adhesive. From memory there is not difference…"
B Pillar Interior Trim
Hi Everyone:The interior trim covering for my B Pillars is missing in my 64 Fleetwood, and I am wondering what the piece(s) looks like so I can recreate it.I found this photo online (not a Fleetwood) - It looks like there is carpet on the bottom, and then maybe matching leather (?) above that. Is there a cardboard backer that ties it all together or are they separately attached? Also, does it vary based on model?…See More
"Thanks Jason, good suggestions. Steele lists the replacement part for Fleetwoods from 61-64, so that broadens the search even more."
"Michael, as a CLC member I would reach out to other members with a 63/64 Fleetwood and see if they have run into this rear vent window rubber seal issue. Marty Smith is one member that I know has restored a lot of his Fleetwood 60 Special. Looking…"
"The issue is the metal is molded into the weatherstripping itself. On the new piece there is also a metal strip molded in, but the area where I could potentially drill a hole is notched out and is only rubber. "
"Michael. One would assume since the metal guide piece didn't come with the rubber you were to reuse the old metal I am seeing in the picture. I have some 60S rears somewhere and can take a look at one when it gets above 10 degrees, but…"
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Rear Vent Window Weatherstripping Replacement
Has anyone here replaced the weatherstripping on the rear vent windows of a Fleetwood 60 Special? Unlike the front vent windows, the pivot shaft of the window is inserted into the weatherstipping itself. On the original rubber, there was a hole in the molded steel of the weatherstripping that it fit into. On the reproduction (Steele), there is just a rubber pocket with no metal backing, so a hole (with integrity) can't be drilled. As a result, I cant properly keep the window from falling out. I…See More
"Thanks for the idea!"
"All rear doors are different from 1963 to 1964, even across similar body styles (eg. 1963 4W to 1964 4W; 1963 6W to 1964 6W, 1963 60S to 1964 60S) due to deeper valley at top rear of door for the taller tail fin line down top rear qtr to tip end of…"
Profile Information
- Do you own any 1963 & 1964 Cadillacs? If Yes, Year & Body Style
- 1964 Fleetwood 60 Special
- Cadillac LaSalle Club Membership Number? (Must be a member to Join Chapter & Website)
- 32717
- 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter Member?
- Yes
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- At 8:02am on June 16, 2020,
Jason Edge said…
Welcome to the 63/64 Cadillac Website.
This site is hosted by the CLC (Cadillac LaSalle Club) 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter. Joining the website is free to everyone, however, you must be a CLC member to join the Chapter.
- Click on www.join.6364cadillac.com for more information on joining the 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter and the Cadillac LaSalle Club.Be sure and check out all the links and pages and make yourself at home. The Help Page at www.help.6364cadillac.com will have links to many useful articles and information about our Cadillacs.
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Comfort Control working as it should
Started by Christian Doerk in General Discussion. Last reply by Chris McBride 2 hours ago. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hi friends,after checking all the functions of my Comfort Control of my 1964 Fleetwood, everything is working as it should. The control of the temperature is working really well, except one…Continue
Rear Main Seal Oil Leak Fix with Bearing Cap Modification
Started by Kurt in 1963/64 Cadillac Specific Discussion. Last reply by Christian Doerk yesterday. 18 Replies 4 Likes
Many owners have reported oil leaks at the rear main seal even after replacing the seal, myself included. Recently Tony Lentini found a Serviceman bulletin published in February 1965 which details a…Continue
Coolant Overflow Bottle / Reservoir for 64 Cadillac Eldorado
Started by Michael Stinson in 1963/64 Cadillac Specific Discussion. Last reply by Bill Wolf on Thursday. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings Everyone. I read a discussion thread about "radiator and related", covering coolant overflow. Has anyone fitted an overflow reservoir / bottle to their 64 Cadillac? Is there if a…Continue
1963 Eldorado Trim complete set
Started by Robert Dye in For Sale on Thursday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
This is complete set of nice 63 Eldorado trim. Would like to sell as complete set but have duplicates of most of the moldings that can be sold separately. I am attaching a few pictures but you can…Continue
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1963 RHS A/C kick panel - photos needed
Posted by SK on June 2, 2025 at 2:20pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Could someone post front and back photos of the 1963 right-hand kick panel with A/C?
My car didn’t come with the original kick panels, so it's a bit of a mystery to me how I should cut the backing board and carpet to fit around the A/C.
Many thanks,
-Samu
Edelbrock Carb Block off Plates
Posted by Chase on March 12, 2025 at 2:05pm 14 Comments 1 Like
Hey guys,
I have installed the same Edelbrock carb and have done everything the same as Jason’s carb and intake project. In the spring and summer months the car starts, runs and idles great! In the fall and winter months on a cold start, the car starts awful and wants to die until it warms up. I have to keep my foot on the throttle until it warms up or it will idle just terrible and try to die. Once it’s warm, it runs fantastic! Whats going on here? I was thinking of removing the…
ContinueNew old stock seat material
Posted by Ray Schick on August 22, 2024 at 6:25pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I bought this seat material thinking that it’s…
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