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Location: New Hampshire USA | Have a pair of stainless roof mouldings that came with a 57 Plymouth 2dr hardtop. These are not the typical roof moulings, they go over the drip rails. Are these factory or aftermarket or do they go to a different car/ |
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Location: New Hampshire USA | I tried to attach a photo, but it said it was too big. |
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Location: York County, PA | These roof mouldings were factory on higher end models. A photo may not help to identify which model they go to. They are prone to being twisted when taken off a car improperly, so be careful when handling. |
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Location: Eastern Iowa | Probably Chrysler.
They about 1/2-3/4" or so wide??
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Location: Belgium, 40 miles south of Brussels | He's right, they were indeed used on Plymouth (see picture).
But I don't know on what model or when they did use the separate drip rail / roof rail or this combo moulding ...
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Location: New Hampshire USA | Those are the ones ( in the last picture) |
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Location: Belgium, 40 miles south of Brussels | Thinking about it, maybe they were aftermarket, after all ...
I have only seen those moldings once, in this picture I posted.
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Location: The Netherlands | These are used on the 59 plymouths for sure. Don't know if they are used on other cars |
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Location: Connecticut | This looks like the wide roof rail moulding used on 59 Dodge CRL, and possibly 58 as well. Ron
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