Dart rear wheel opening molding?
Probably these polished aluminum mouldings.
Used these to fabricate new rear wheel opening mouldings for a 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T that were no longer available. They had good length to them.
They are soft compared to stainless steel mouldings.
Took a 3/4" stock of plywood and duplicated the wheel opening on to it.
Then gradually and carefully started to shape the moulding by hand to fit the wood opening. Then carefully screwing the moulding to the plywood opening.
Then carefully transfer the preshaped mouldings to the car rear quarters. There was an expensive paint job there so had to protected it with masking tape for the final fitting and mounting with the screws.
Have to be super careful bending and fitting as it is easy to kink. Also the polished finish will spider web on you if the radius is bent too tight. Think it is anodized aluminum.
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Probably these polished aluminum mouldings.
Used these to fabricate new rear wheel opening mouldings for a 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T that were no longer available. They had good length to them.
They are soft compared to stainless steel mouldings.
Took a 3/4" stock of plywood and duplicated the wheel opening on to it.
Then gradually and carefully started to shape the moulding by hand to fit the wood opening. Then carefully screwing the moulding to the plywood opening.
Then carefully transfer the preshaped mouldings to the car rear quarters. There was an expensive paint job there so had to protected it with masking tape for the final fitting and mounting with the screws.
Have to be super careful bending and fitting as it is easy to kink. Also the polished finish will spider web on you if the radius is bent too tight. Think it is anodized aluminum.
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