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Thread: Wide or narrow rocker trim?
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06-04-2021 #1
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Wide or narrow rocker trim?
Really back and forth over this. The Caprice wide trim is very hard to find.
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06-04-2021 #2
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06-04-2021 #3
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This would be a personal preference thing. Wide would protect against the door dings of the inconsiderate better though.
Unless you're trying to build it back like it came from the showroom, there's also universal trim available at any paint store that can be used if you decide to go wide and can't find it, and there's the option of getting body colored trim that way as well.
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None?
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Thought about no trim but changed my mind after getting a rendering done. Currently have the narrow rocker trim in the rendering.
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Narrow for me too. My 57' Poncho originally came with a wide rocker moulding from the factory, but mine were missing and had been replaced with a narrow ones from a 69' Camaro. Originals are like unicorn horns to find. I like the look much better as it seems to make the car look longer.
cheers Russell
My 1957 Pontiac Star Chief powered by a 5.3 LS with a 4L60E transmission, on 18" US Mags Big Slots.
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