can someone please post a pic of a stock courtesy lens on the sail panel,
still not sure which one it is. and does anyone repo them?

Should be the same as my 65s.They are round metal with round plastic.2 screws hold them in.I might have a spare as the 65 is covered for winter.If I do Ill see if I can post a pic.This is a HT I assume?
Rocky

I found this and you can barely see it
Jim Kramer probably has some
Gus

From a 1964 Polara 500, should be the same?

My knowledge lies in the 66-70 b-bodies. I do know these are from a 64 Polara 500 for sure, have many other parts from that car.

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The 64 Polara lights pictured above are different than the 64-5 lights in a Fury-Belvedere-Coronet. I don't have a pic but the same lights can be found in a 68 New Yorker 2 DR H/T.
If you need everything the C body light housings typically don't rust since they're mounted to a plastic sail panel.
Several vendors sell the plastic len's but I haven't seen any of the aluminum outer rings or light housings repopped...
Correction I googled it and these are shown as C body lights at 521 Restorations...

I've had four 64 Sport Furys and one 64 Fury 2DHT. All had lights like the ones pictured for the 64 Polara 500. I have not found replacemt lenses. They are one piece all plastic (except for the small aluminum disc in the center).

Ive only seen the Polara ones in Polaras.My 65 has the ones that look like skickers pic.My buddys 64 Sport fury has the same type as my 65.Rocky

my 64 belvedere 2dr post had the ones pictured that had the two screws retaining the lights, while my buddies 64 polara had the plastic, one piece lights.

Wow, this is why i started the thread. i always thought it was and is what Nanket is showing. 1 piece. But the 1's Skicker is showing is coming up as them also. those are being repo'ed. i have only 1 lens in car now. and its the solid not screwed.And other than actual pics, the 1's like Gus has shown is all that i see on net!

My '64 Polara has these.

So, there seems to e two possible answers here.

1. Chrysler changed the type of light at some point during the model year, so the hard tops COULD have either style. ALL of the five HT's I've owned had the one piece non-screw style cover. Two of those were bought in the 60's so I know they weren't changed and the other three still had the original headliner and no indication that the light assemblies would have been changed (screw hole for screw in style cover).
2. The other possibility is that the 64 HTs with the later style cover had had there's changed at some point in the past since the replacements for the one piece style are not available.

I'm going to guess option 1, since a late year change in parts is know to have happened in other cases. I'll have to look at my parts book to see if two different part numbers are listed for the two door hard top models.

isn't this ironic!

This is what I found for part numbers.

In code 8-11-16 it lists "Lens and finish plate" 2499319
also "Lens" 2581027

In code 8-11-16 it lists "Bezel" 2581028

These are all for 2d HT models, although some of the numbers may apply to other models. And yes, that is how "Lens" was spelled.

There are no pictures so you don't know for sure what the difference was, but it looks like maybe there were two kinds of lens: the one piece lens and finish plate and a lens with a bezel.

And then again, I could be reading the parts manual wrong.

Were are 64 B-bodies made at the same plant? Maybe the difference is where the car was made.

Different plants made them.

What still is puzzling though, the five I've owned, three from the midwest, one from Texas and one from California, all had the one piece lens. Don't know the DOM for all of them.