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orange912
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chrome door to glass trims

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Hi does anyone out there have a set of door trims, the chrome strips that run along the top of the doors to hold the window rubbers in place? Also a set of side sill trims the ally and rubber strip that runs along the outer sills? await your replys nige
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What year is your car? The early cars had chromed brass door tops, anodised aluminium from 68 on.
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The targa ones are also brass
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My car is a 65 model, let me guess now, early brass ones are impossible to get? And they would be cheaper if they were made of solid gold? I wish i had brought a 68 car, so much less hassle.
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Post by Helen »

don't be so defeatest..

i happen to have some of these in my shed..
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Post by davidppp »

Hello there.

Definitely best to rechrome ..if you have any.

Even if bent they can be nicley done by a good Brass Man..

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Post by stuby »

Yep - i just had mine re chromed along with a load of other bits, they were brass and have turned out fine

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Post by Helen »

sounds like you have a project going on there... i found the bits for my 1967 912 weren't very difficult to find and weren't any more expensive than bits for the later ones..you just need to shop around. and snap up bits when you see them for example at auto jumbles.
i also found a few bits are very like bits from the later 356...anough to get away with anyway :P
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Post by 912uk »

Your find 68 interior abit fun to play with as well so all models have their quirks....
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