trim clip part number needed

[mbstude]

I don't have any books for cars, just trucks. Can anyone tell me the part number for the fastener that holds this piece of stainless on? It's on the "inside" of the tailfin on a '58 sedan. It's about half as narrow as a regular piece of beltline moulding.

[raoul5788]

I'm not positive, but I think the part # is 1326960.

Chip
'63 Cruiser daily driver
'57 Packard wagon on the road!

[mbstude]

Thank you.

[Jerry Forrester]

quote:Originally posted by mbstude

Thank you.

1/8th inch drill bit and a no. 10 sheet metal screw should hold it on just fine. After all, it's just an old car.[}]

Jerry Forrester
Forrester's Chrome
Douglasville, Georgia

[BobGlasscock]

bubblegum, Matt, bubblegum.

'50 Champion, 1 family owner

[mbstude]

Okay Jerry.. I'll drill through the stainless, then bondo it up and paint it. That'll work!

Matthew Burnette
Your Friendly Stude Trim Bender

[StudeRich]

Matt, I asked Mike if he knew what those clips may be, and he said try the Transtar two-tone Mldg. clips! [^] I know you have some of those just layin round!

StudeRich

[mbstude]

Actually, I don't Rich. But I DO have some generic ones that I bought for that purpose. I'll try those on the sedan.

It's bad when you're driving down the road and the trim nearly falls off. Really makes a stainless guy look bad.

Matthew Burnette
Your Friendly Stude Trim Bender

[ROADRACELARK]

Matt, mabe that ort to be "Trim-Mender" not "Bender"

Dan Miller
Auburn, GA

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[raoul5788]

quote:Originally posted by mbstude

Thank you.

Glad to help. I just hope that is the right number!

Chip
'63 Cruiser daily driver
'57 Packard wagon on the road!

[mbstude]

The number was good, but the clips are NLA. I have some generic clips that worked perfect. Thanks for the idea, Rich.

Matthew Burnette
Your Friendly Stude Trim Bender