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Yes they did. Same with 66. In 67 it was the same as American

Ah the good old days when you could pick and choose what options you want. Interesting that some of the option groups were not selected, but the radio and clock individually. Therefore no map light, fender top turn signals, or trunk light; likely no glove box light either. Options I see are...

Early production... clear tail lights. Will have isolated torsion bars also. Seems quite common for sedans to have all power options.

Just for the record, Crosstown is in Edmonton Alberta.

This disc brake cars would have 15" wheels also, with specific 15" wheel covers. I have never seen the '65 version. Anyone have a picture? I don't see power steering on this car. It does have the heater (option), and no radio.

Yea; that was my point. In Canada the 318 poly was used in 1967 yet.

Rare 318 poly?

This one is New Yorker based. Look at the door pulls inside

Upgraded interior. Don't see many that don't just have the L7X type interior. Seat material and even the door panels are different. In those days there was an array of interiors to choose from.