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I have got several responses but that above is the last I heard sounds like they're getting close.

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I have a set of those stainless ones on my red car from years back made by Larry. He sold them on eBay for 350 way back then but I bought a set for 175 which was the club member price.

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Anybody seen the ones from The Parts Place in person? I have my originals that I might rechrome but wondering about the quality of the repops

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Bob Lyman just posted in another thread here on the forum they are better than GM.

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I received mine today. They are a very nice Reproduction. So nice I ordered another set because PP offered a 10% Black Friday Discount.

Don't know if the studs are in the correct place. Can't get to my Monte because it's in storage in Connecticut. I'm a Florida resident now.

Carl

 

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Now I can't find the other thread about these parts. Where is it?

Dan 

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Dan, I believe the thread you are looking for is in Cars and Parts for sale Leads section. 

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Here are the new and original together. All the pictures are the same side. The new ones are a little shorter on the trunk edge. My originals have pins in different spots between the sides. The new ones are identical to each other and in different spots than originals. 

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Most likely they put the studs closer due to it being easier to drill the caps and mount the trim to them. 

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I hope the radius is correct. That would be the biggest problem in drawing them in for fit. Could you post a picture with them on top of each other.

Thanks

Carl

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Here you go Carl. The original is in the bottom of course. I would say GM definitely put a pin toward the corner to help it pull in on the curve. 

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Due to certain copyright laws they may not be allowed to make exact copies. Maybe. 

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2 hours ago, MC1of80 said:

Due to certain copyright laws they may not be allowed to make exact copies. Maybe. 

My thoughts exactly .

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To drill or not to drill, got new hockey sticks from parts place.. 69$..nice but any other suggestions other than drilling holes in my taillight housing?..?.. a template would have been nice with the replacements.. I surely don’t want to Guess where to drill.. 9D9316A3-A21B-41EC-9490-5697B2064F81.thumb.jpeg.6573890068a1bd6527c523dda847cba6.jpeg

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Sounds like a good idea, if they are same length to the curve as the old one I’ll be ok 👍🏻..thanks 

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36 minutes ago, Searsman said:

Sounds like a good idea, if they are same length to the curve as the old one I’ll be ok 👍🏻..thanks 

It appears they are not the same length as the original ones based on Kelly’s posts above.

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Other than drilling new holes, cut off the studs on the new trim pieces and double adhesive tape them on. Pretty much the only 2 choices. 🤔

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