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I took the truck apart 5 years ago and cannot remember where these two pieces go - could someone please remind me? Thanks!

http://s1369.photobucket.com/user/g...y%20Apache%203100%20Shortbed%20Fleetside


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can't recall seeing such, but would appear to be corner parts of a set, any other trim pieces the same width?

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I'm beginning to think that the re-chroming / stainless polishing vendor sent me back pieces from someone else's restoration......


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They look very much like the corner pieces of the rear windshield
of a Chevy car. I don't know the year they may be but my '55 Chevy had similar rear windshield trim pieces.


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What does the backside look like?

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The back looks similar to the backs of the four connecter pieces on the front windshield deluxe trim for task force


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