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03-30-2008, 01:27 PM
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I parted out a 73 Esprit a number of years ago & the body side moldings were installed with clips on studs (the same style studs that hold the window molding clips,rocker triim & belt reveal moldings on)
They were ALSO an aluminum extrusion with a push in vinyl rub strip. I figure the MAJORITY of these bodyside moldings were DEALER & NOT factory installed. My 78 came with metal,NOT plastic roofdrip moldings. I've seen them either way. I wonder what determined which ones went on a given car? |
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04-24-2008, 07:34 PM
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Boy, you guys are tough!!
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78 White T/A, Carmine interior, Fisher T-tops, WS-6 package, 3.08 gears, a/c, rear discs. Original 403 with 300,000 miles replaced by new Pontiac 455 (roller everything, 6x-4 heads, Performer manifold, Hooker Headers, Hughes converter, Cliff's Q-jet) - I only get 12 mpg! |
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