You should be able to find the moulding clips you are looking for at your
local body and paint shop. They should have a wide selection and you
could take your parts with you to compare and find some that fit,
although they wouldn't be "original". Most likely, they are the same
ones you could get through mail order if they were available and cheaper
too. Hope this helps.
Tom OBrien (Oregon)
60 Apache K20.
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999 12:52:07 -0700 "David Raphael"
<draphael@teleport.com> writes:
> Hey everyone:
>
> After months and months, I finally found (from one of our
> Canadian
> brothers) the fender trim pieces I'd been looking for off of a
> deluxe panel.
> They're in pretty good shape and were reasonably priced. I got what
> I
> wanted -- the three small stripes that are attached to the lower
> part of
> each front fender near the doors. I also got a set of the longer
> spears
> that extended back from the headlights, but they are not in a good
> shape.
> (Let me know if anyone is looking for the "spears.")
>
> What I need now are the clips to attach the trim pieces. I
> believe
> they're called "upper molding clips" -- sort of oblong treaded
> posts, with a
> little spring wire to hold them in place. Does anyone know if they
> are
> available through any of the suppliers? I'd appreciate some leads.
> As
> always, thanks.
>
> Dave '49 3100 235 3window
> Portland, Oregon
> draphael@teleport.com
>
>
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