Exterior Door Trim Pics

Rjackel944 · Rjackel944's Garage

Anyone got any pics of their 944 without the door trim on the side??

Im debating wether or not to put the trim back on.

Thanks!!
-Ryan

looneybin · 11-02-2009, 05:50 PM

how about these

looneybin · 11-02-2009, 05:53 PM

VII · 11-02-2009, 06:13 PM

Car had a quick protectant put on that was not completely removed but you get the idea.

Rjackel944 · Rjackel944's Garage

very cool. thanks guys! Ive decided im going to keep it off. looks good!

VII, i gotta say you have the first 944 ive seen without original rims! lol looks real good!

-Ryan

VII · 11-02-2009, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Rjackel944

very cool. thanks guys! Ive decided im going to keep it off. looks good!

VII, i gotta say you have the first 944 ive seen without original rims! lol looks real good!

-Ryan

Thanks. There's a couple of us around here but most still have some sort of porsche oem wheel. There are not too many choices for our bolt pattern so I can understand why people stick with what they have. The wheels and tires were only $700 shipped, mounted, balanced and brand new. You can find deals if you keep your ojos open. Best of luck.

Grandad#3 · 11-03-2009, 04:54 PM

I think the side molding looks better than a bunch of quarter sized dings down the car side. People could care less about opening their doors into your car. Heck if it would not look crazy I'd put a roll cage around my car just to protect the paint job. Now wouldn't that look great?

Cheers,
Larry

VII · 11-03-2009, 05:19 PM

That's exactly why I invested in the $50 paintjob. When a lady hit my car about a month ago and caused about $1200 in damage, I repaired the area with a $3 can of spray paint, rubbing compound and 30 min of time. The insurance money is going into my mutual funds. I'm a big rat rod fan so I love an agressive flat black paintjob (I went with a semigloss this time). Now, If I spent a silly amount having someone else do a terrible job painting the car then I might put the door guards back on but as it stands I think I will be fine. Door guards or not, you're going to get dings. Most doors do not line up well with the moldings anyway so it's unavoidable.