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This is probably a dumb question, but here goes. Is the exterior trim around the door windows different on wing-window vs non-wing-window trucks? (Mine is a 52 half ton with wing windows.) They all look the same to me...no cut-out for the wing-window post or anything. How do those rascals attach? I'm thinking of replacing my painted ones with SS. thanks

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PJS, I would like to know this too. It widens the possibilities of finding good,unmolested ones.(BTW it aint a dumb question!) grin

Re; To remove, you will need to remove your inner garnish moulding,drop your door glass and pull out the felt at the top.
You will see 2 small clutch head screws at the top centre.
Remove these and carefully prise the trim down,it fits over the lip of the door.Watch your paint,they can be tight.
It's difficult to describe but gently work your way round,easing the trim up as you go,be careful at the front as you can kink the trim.
Installation is basically the reverse.

P.S If you find two good sets,keep me in mind!
Hope this helps
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Thanks Jock...I'll keep my eyes open!

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