Thin Bedside Moulding Clips
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Thin Bedside Moulding Clips
So I'm starting to reassemble bedside mouldings and I have the thin narrow trim. I'm assuming the clips for wide and narrow trim are different and I also assume that the narrow trim clips are about as hard to come by as the narrow trim itself as it's not reproduced yet. Anybody know for sure if the wide trim and narrow trim clips are different?
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Yes, the clips are different between the narrow and vinyl moulding.
Here's what you need for one side of the narrow moulding:
1) D2OZ-71425A94-A clip
1) 55946-S screw
7) D3TZ-16A076-A clip (2 use 38947-S nut and 5 use 45271-S nut)
11) D3TZ-9929318-A clip
1) D3TZ-16A076-B clip
1) D3TZ-9929318-B
Here's what you need for one side of the narrow moulding:
1) D2OZ-71425A94-A clip
1) 55946-S screw
7) D3TZ-16A076-A clip (2 use 38947-S nut and 5 use 45271-S nut)
11) D3TZ-9929318-A clip
1) D3TZ-16A076-B clip
1) D3TZ-9929318-B
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Yes, the clips are different between the narrow and vinyl moulding.
Here's what you need for one side of the narrow moulding:
1) D2OZ-71425A94-A clip
1) 55946-S screw
7) D3TZ-16A076-A clip (2 use 38947-S nut and 5 use 45271-S nut)
11) D3TZ-9929318-A clip
1) D3TZ-16A076-B clip
1) D3TZ-9929318-B
Here's what you need for one side of the narrow moulding:
1) D2OZ-71425A94-A clip
1) 55946-S screw
7) D3TZ-16A076-A clip (2 use 38947-S nut and 5 use 45271-S nut)
11) D3TZ-9929318-A clip
1) D3TZ-16A076-B clip
1) D3TZ-9929318-B
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Yes the normal/way more common and easy to acquire wide "dent" trim with the black strip moulding itself and the mounting hdwr is and easy locate. The thin "trim" only and the completely different mount hdwr is hard to locate. Like maybe some on here has some, but I have never seen it reproduced. Long or short bed?
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The thin upper body side mouldings were used on 1973/79 Rangers and some Customs, no one reproduces it.
I ran the three standard (hardware) part numbers Mike listed, Green Sales has 476 of 45271-A .. no one has the other two numbers.
I ran the three standard (hardware) part numbers Mike listed, Green Sales has 476 of 45271-A .. no one has the other two numbers.
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Yes the normal/way more common and easy to acquire wide "dent" trim with the black strip moulding itself and the mounting hdwr is and easy locate. The thin "trim" only and the completely different mount hdwr is hard to locate. Like maybe some on here has some, but I have never seen it reproduced. Long or short bed?
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Thanks Bill...looks like the junkyard or someone’s backyard is the only go-to in this situation
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Originally Posted by 73GreenBean
Thanks Bill...looks like the junkyard or someone’s backyard is the only go-to in this situation
I only would have a few, I just sold a thin piece off the driver fender a while back but I think the clips are in my tool box
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Perfect! I think I only need a few if any lol. Seems like I was maybe missing one or two when I pulled it all off 2 years ago...but I’ve seen every inch of this truck laying on the shop floor at some point so it’s hard telling what I know I have and what I think I have...
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