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  1. It always intrigues me when I see cars advertised as having this and that options with their car that makes them more unique. I'd be interested to know, apart from colour and trim options, what was really available to the car buyer back in the 70's? I'm learning fast and know that simple things like steering wheel type, console lid, wheel types,2+2 rear seat handle, and vinyl hood were some offered. For example, was the radio a standard fixture or could you specify an upgraded radio like a stereo or pushbutton type? Does anyone have any old brochures or paperwork to dispel the myths? I've found some valuable leads in spare parts manuals, but what was offered in USA and Europe may not have been offered here.
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