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Old 06-15-2013, 03:50 PM
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Hello all, new to the forum and need some help. I have a 55 that I finally got painted and I have polished the trim but can not for the life of me figure out how the side trim is attached. The trim has never been on the car since I have been alive (rescued the car from my dad) can someone please help or post pics?
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Old 06-15-2013, 07:17 PM
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The best bet for your early Vette is Brett! Vette Daddy here on the forum.
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Thanks, I will try pm him if I don't get any answers.
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Still looking for help. Was home for a couple weeks but didn't have a lot of time to work on the car this trip. Still can not figure out how the fastners attach to the side chrome moldings. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Not so much for the doors, where you can get to the inside, but for the areas where you can't, or, don't wish to remove door panels.
Go to home Depot or Lowes and in the hardware section find the drawers with misc. You will find a plastic round push type retainer.
Get the size that will slide into your trim.
(They look kind of like a golf ball marker with a stem that has ridges to keep them in the hole.)
Make the holes the proper size. Use a block or something so you don't dimple the stainless when you force it in. Mine have stayed on good for eight years after doing this. If the trim needs to be removed it would be no different then sliding it off as you would need to do with original clips.
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Originally Posted by 1955 copper
The kit I bought has the clips and the fasteners and I could not figure out how the fasteners were suppose to fit. VetteDaddy was able to explain it to me

Thanks for the help!
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If you need any pic's or help e-mail me about your 55 here is mine

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Beautiful car 55 Copper, i look forward to the day I finish mine.

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