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S wheel trim mounting
Hi, Does anybody know if the early (1973) S trim aluminum wheel arches used any kind of backing before mounting? I don;t like the idea of metal againt fresh paint. As well it seems there should be something in between to keep the water from collecting in there.
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06-23-2009, 10:31 AM
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in days of old it was a rust creation area on regular cars
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Nope, screwed on directly.
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On my 73S they were riveted on at the factory. Nothing underneath.
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my 73s didn't have any. I think that was an additional trim option.
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For sure, and I think dealer installed in many instances. That would explain why I've seen it screwed rather than riveted.
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