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Old 09-11-2008, 11:11 PM
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Here's some pics of a set of 4 trim rings I bought years ago (Paid $175). Baba said he wanted to see them. The PY online parts lookup shows this for these rings

9796696 5.871 F/8 RING, trim (15'' wheels) (w/valve stem hole x 4 1970 1973 5-41

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Craig, I was more saying the polished stainless might be comparable to brushed chrome, if there is such a thing. They are not like polished chrome. At least not without some effort. But, yes, definitely polished stainless.

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I noticed PartsIndustries has 45 of these trim rings available. $460 for a set of 4 NOS

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/67-81...ayphotohosting

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1971 Trans Am White/Blue 4-speed limited options - Norwood plant
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I noticed PartsIndustries has 45 of these trim rings available. $460 for a set of 4 NOS

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/67-81...ayphotohosting
Are these correct for 73 honeycombs?

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Are these correct for 73 honeycombs?
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