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  1. tohubohu

    tohubohu Karting

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    #1 tohubohu, Mar 2, 2011
    My car seems to be missing some sort of strip at the very bottom of the rocker panels on either side. If it was a piece of chrome I sure can't see in pictures, but there are holes and brackets as if something had been mounted there once. If someone could take a quick peek at their car...

    Until I know what to call them, I don't know to find them.
     
  2. tritone

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    #2 tritone, Mar 2, 2011
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    There is a black metal piece extending full length betw. wheel wells at the bottom of the rocker - not on the side - but on the bottom. Smooth - semi-gloss finish. May cover body panel joints? Would need factory repair manual to find terminology......

    Can post pic later PM if no one else does before.....


    Tritone
     
  3. Texas Forever

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    #3 Texas Forever, Mar 2, 2011
    Frankly, it doesn't matter. Even if you know what to call it, these trim pieces are long gone. Don't ask how I know this.

    Dale
     
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    #5 tritone, Mar 2, 2011
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    'scuse the camera-phone pic......
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    #6 tritone, Mar 2, 2011
    Dale -
    Like everything else that may be 'long gone', it just takes a skilled fabricator to recreate it. I have a project @ Dennison Motorsports right now, and between Butch himself and Dennis Ford, missing pieces just reappear like magic! (quote: it's only time....(and time is only money)).

    James
     
  7. tohubohu

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    #7 tohubohu, Mar 2, 2011
    Dale--I suspect you've got a story. I'm still going to go looking. Thanks one and all--John
     
  8. Texas Forever

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    #8 Texas Forever, Mar 2, 2011
    As you know, there's not a big market for this stuff. But, those aiming for Platinum seem to be more than willing to pay. :)

    Dale
     
  9. regaliaconcours

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    #9 regaliaconcours, Mar 3, 2011
    The Daytona(shown) is quite different than the 330 GTC rocker molding (having a half oval shaped cross section). The 330 runs full length, is perfectly flat on the face, has sharp j shaped top/bottom flanges(approx.6-7mm in depth), and is hollow in the center. It's painted satin black. Regards, Mike
     
  10. JazzyO

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  11. tohubohu

    tohubohu Karting

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    #11 tohubohu, Mar 3, 2011
    Hey Onno, thanks. I think I may have tracked down a pair in stainless. Mighty dear.

    Meanwhile, let me say your car is a very pretty color. Has anybody ever mentioned that?
     
  12. JazzyO

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    #12 JazzyO, Mar 3, 2011
    No, never! :)


    Onno
     

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