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#346260 12/08/2007 3:35 PM
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I am looking for any advice / help / instruction / referal on installing the stainless cab trim to the standard cab. I have purchased the trim and clips. I need to know where to drill the holes for the clips. The size of drill. How far to space.

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the trim is RPO 430, which is the same as the Cameo 'standard' .... refer to Sect 1 Sheets 51.00 and 81.01 in the assembly manual ... there are 24 holes around the back [big or small] window, size 0.218 .... 12 holes on each door, size 0.219 [yes 219], with the 13th hole grin at the top back being 0.594, where there should be a a nut/bolt clip in place of the spring clips used in the other spots

if you don't have an assembly manual, I could try to scan it for ya

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Bill, WOW, Thank you very much. I am going to purchase the assembly manual given the detail involved. I appreciate the heads up on the bolt clip also.

Thanks again for the detailed and rapid response.

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yer welcome! grin

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Bill,
I could use those instructions. I just received my trim kit to go on my 55 Chevy, Series 2, Standard Cab (big back window), that included the clips but no instructions. I called the company and they referred me to this website. Thank you you in advance.

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welcome to the garage XTCY, I'll get'em to ya, hopefully b4 long ... you should tell that vendor that they'd be better serving their customers if they photocopied the assembly manual pages and included them with the kit grin

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Thank you Bill,

I will try to make sure I read my email subject blocks carefully so I don't delete your email.

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ok - I put the scans in my webshots stuff album - 2 pics, side and back - note if you click "fullsize" to the right of any pic you'll get the full meal deal that you can then right click and save

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Got them. Thank you so much. Even though my team lost today, at least I was able to salvage some good through the photos. Now on to finishing the truck again for the, let's see, fifth time maybe??? :crazy:

Jim


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