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Old 04-09-2025, 03:15 AM
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Default Removing 62 Catalina Safari trim

I’m getting all the stuff together to garage paint my 62 safari wagon.

This is going to be a “good enough” level of job so some of the door window trim I may just tape off but I want to pull the stainless molding off the metal body of the car. Pull the bumpers etc too.

I’m not sure how it comes off. It doesn’t seem to be the typical self threading Pal nut type. Picture included of the inside of the driver door.

I think maybe the stuff that is on top of what would be the quarter panel on a non wagon just pulls off perhaps?

I really don’t want to ruin any hard to get clips if I don’t have to.
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