Alice, there is nothing cheap about your 1966 "Sovereign of the Road". It was introduced in 1956, at $4995, and in 1958, it was 5685, by 1966, I'm sure it was over $7,000. If it had the "International trim package", it might have a few more do-dads, and extra trim, but not much else. $7,000 plus was a lot of money at that time, and there was a war going on. In 1968 in Italy, I bought a Ferrari for $5,000, and that same car recently sold for over $175,000. Alice, your coach, is a good one. I have seen others with white painted tops. Sometimes it is done to seal a segment with a nagging little leak, and sometimes for the benefit of heat reflection in hot climates. Some people used a white special rubberized paint to help seal the top, if they had hail damage. You can remove it , or re-do it, your call. Bill Scott 66 Trade Wind LY
