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12-07-2002, 08:28 PM
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Do two-tone cars (steel roof a different color than the body) use mouldings to 'split' the colors? A black car with white top I saw did not have mouldings, it looked like just taped and painted. Another white car with black top had alum or stainless mouldings like used on a vinyl top. Would these be standard vinyl top mouldings or something unique? I am looking at a white vinyl top Lemans that I would really prefer be a white hardtop, I am just not sure how or if I could do this. Does anyone have any pictures?
Thanks! Tim Baker
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