by VanninBlaino Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:03 pmDo screws normally hold the trim that divides the paint colors on a 67 A100? 
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RodStRace
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Screws hold trim on?
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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RodStRace- Number of posts : 3046
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Nope, there are little plastic clips that hold them.
If you keep an eye on the ones for sale, you will eventually run across a picture that shows one with the trim missing but the clips intact.
If you keep an eye on the ones for sale, you will eventually run across a picture that shows one with the trim missing but the clips intact.
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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Thanks man! The one i'm looking at that is for sale has screws through the trim, maybe i can get new trim? Hmf. but thanks!
hdsn49- Number of posts : 32
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I'm restoring my Dads '66 Custom Sportsman Van. I do have some extra moulding if your interested. I have been collecting parts for 34 years. The clips can be purchased from Restoration Specialties.
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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Alright, I'll let you know. The van is going to be a project for my dad and me to work on, but we dont own it yet. WE're going to call the guy tonight or tommorow to hopefully buy it. I'm just trying to look through the good and bad of the van. Do you happen to have a 3rd row seat?
hdsn49- Number of posts : 32
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I do have an extra rear seat for a custom sportsman van
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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I PMed you on the parts. I'm very interested.
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Here's the trim in question.
Duane in Tennessee.
Duane in Tennessee.
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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Thanks Duane. By the way, we just bought the van. Thanks for your help.
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cool cop hubcaps
RodStRace- Number of posts : 3046
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You can often see them at Mopar shows.BajaCharlie wrote:cool cop hubcaps
The idea was that the holes let heat out when the brakes got hot, preventing fade and cooking the grease.
VanninBlaino- Number of posts : 361
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There stock?
blackace- Number of posts : 450
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Does anyone have an image like presented above for the A100 Pickup? Looking for this info for a 68 dodge
And I like them hubcaps also. Where can you get a pair from?
And I like them hubcaps also. Where can you get a pair from?
RodStRace- Number of posts : 3046
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I gon't have a PU parts version. Most would be shared.
The caps can be found, just have to keep an eye out. They are often found with the cop wheels, which are cool too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOPAR-DODGE-PLYMOUTH-POLICE-WHEEL-SET-COP-CAR-15X7-NICE-/330565532182?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cf73dba16
The caps can be found, just have to keep an eye out. They are often found with the cop wheels, which are cool too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOPAR-DODGE-PLYMOUTH-POLICE-WHEEL-SET-COP-CAR-15X7-NICE-/330565532182?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cf73dba16
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