According to the Specification Manuals
 
In 1964: They were generally the cars that had the rear qtr and rear belt moldings that provided a natural break between the top and the body.  The included the Coupe DeVille (body code J, body style # 6357), 4 window Sedan DeVille (body code B, body style # 6339), Fleetwood 60 Special (body code M, body style # 6039), and the 75 series cars (body code R & S and Body style #'s 6723 & 6733 respectively) 
 
In 1963: the only 2 body styles eligible for the vinyl top were the Coupe DeVille and Fleetwood 60 special.
 
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Comment by Jason Edge on March 29, 2013 at 12:09pm

I have some of the 63/64 Coupe DeVille Roof panel and rear belt and rear qtr belt molding so once you determine specific pieces send me an email to jasonedge@nc.rr.com with specfic list of pieces. It is best to refer to shop manual illustrations and part names in the body section of the shop manual.

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