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my version of the custom rear window cab trim. had the skinny bed trim piece and thought of an idea, if i cant have the real trim, ill have the fake trim. don;t wory the strip was prety banged up. not perfect but looks good from far :lol: :lol:
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That's exactly what I was thinking of doing, but I was thinking it want g going to line up well on the thickness and hadn't confirmed that yet. What do you think? MAR-K sells nice individual pieces.
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CB, Looks good to me. Most would never know the difference anyway!! I wouldn't have noticed it.
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The original is rounder as this is flat. That is a great idea, looks good. Gives a nice finish to the back of the cab. Can we get a view of the joint please.
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Could it slip over the cab sail a bit?
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Im in class right now but will put up pics later. I cut it a tad short but im sure you can file it down to fit just right.
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heres a close shot. took me a whole 5-10 min to put it on, and it shows :sexy:
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i think that looks great
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Not too bad. With a little tweaking (and trimming), you could probably trim down the "Custom" trim end so the bed trim can fit inside it. Not for sure how the original trim was. If it just butted up or fit inside.
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fit inside
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Actually the sails were tapered where the exposed screw fastens on the tailpiece, then the molding covered the screw and sat flush.
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