<VV> 65 vs. 66-up headlight bucket differences - follow-up

[Mike Stillwell]

 Sorry for the confusion Bob.

 The '65 headlight backing plates, or sub body if you
prefer, have brackets for attaching the bezel/door to
the plate/sub-body, and no cut out for the arm on the
lower portion of the later bucket, that attaches the
bezel/door on the later cars. 
 You could use a '65 on a '66 and later car if you
removed the bezel/door mounting points from the later
bucket, but I don't think you can use the '66 and
later on a '65 bucket. At least not easily.

 Sound good?

 Mike
 YS-117

--- Robert Marlow <nortechcorp@optonline.net> wrote:
> Okay, I guess I need to be somewhat more specific,
> because the replies so
> far appear to focus on the "bucket," which I am
> taking to be the
> bucket-shaped housing that is affixed to the body,
> protruding into the
> trunk.  In this bucket the headlight assembly and
> the horn are mounted.
> 
> There are, in essence, three components:  The
> bucket, as above; the
> "sub-body" (as GM calls it) which is the
> black-painted assembly to which
> the bulbs and adjusters are attached, and the "door"
> (as GM calls it) which
> is the outer trim or bezel.
> 
> My question concerns the sub-body, the black-painted
> assembly to which the
> bulbs and adjusters are attached.  What are the
> differences between the '65
> and the '66-up?
> 
> --Bob
> 
> Robert W. Marlow
> nortechcorp@optonline.net
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