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#111393 03/04/2004 6:51 PM
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I have a complete set of fender trim for my 1950 Chevy Panel but i dont know how it mounts on the fenders can someone help me out and tell me how and where to get the parts to mount it. Thanks Kevin

#111394 03/06/2004 6:06 AM
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You are one lucky devil. Sorry I can't help you with the mounting and location, I'm still looking for a set of that dang trim myself.


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#111395 03/06/2004 3:23 PM
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An incomplete set just sold on ebay for over $1800. Whatever you do, be careful with those! I thought they were made of stainless steel, but I must be wrong - they are made of solid gold!

#111396 03/07/2004 8:36 PM
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$1800 Dollars for an incomplete set of stainless.WOW !, How incomplete was it Brian. Man !, I,ve got 3 near perfect pieces for the right front fender, & I was getting ready to sell them for $250. I think I better hold on to them. I know where there is some that's bent, I better get them too. I saw an incomplete set(9 pieces) on ebay back before Christmas go for $1200.


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#111397 03/08/2004 12:26 AM
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The set had the 12 short pieces for behind the tires, and was missing the 2 long pieces for the fender tops. The set had been straightened and polished. My 54 Panel has all 14 pieces still on it....working on restoring the panel, but it's slow work. The body is going on a 76 4WD frame. Wish me lots of luck...


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#111398 03/08/2004 12:30 AM
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My '54 GMC 1-ton Deluxe panel never got the trim for some reason. My best guess is that since the Deluxe trim went on hiatus during the Korean War, and my truck was within the first 50 built for '54 at the St. Louis plant, they just didn't have any available. It has all the rest of the Deluxe trim except for the armrests. Gotta love the passenger-side sunvisor for a truck that never had a passenger seat! grin


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