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#166241 06/10/2007 6:54 PM
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Hi Guys,
I purchased the rubber moulding that goes under the door jamb trim. I thought it would be flat, but it has a lip on it. Does the lip go to the inside to secure the floor mat? Here is a rough drawing of the piece in crossection with what I think is the bottom facing up. Thanks Jimmie.
Inside to secure floor mat -> \__/______ <- towards door

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#166243 06/10/2007 10:54 PM
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Yes, I think that is it. I just ran out to the truck and checked it. I think I get it now. The wide flap acts as a wiper seal, and the lip or channel fits up under the metal trim, Right? With the other side of the metal trim holding down the mat on the inside. I kept staring at the silly thing, thinking this makes no sense. That photo makes all the difference. By the way did you restore the gauges or have someone else do it? I hope my interior turns out as well as yours. Thanks again Jimmie.

#166244 06/11/2007 12:59 AM
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Jimmie D, the gauges were done by D&M Restoration from South Carolina. Oh, and I think you have the picture on the moulding.

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AD_pickup: D&M are only about 20 miles from my house. I've been over there twice last week. Mike and Diane are really nice people and do great work. I've used them for 10plus years and a lot of my friends. No problems!! Just wanted to say this because many times he can fix a lot more economical than buying new ones and he has also done some "custom" work for me that is great.


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