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Found a bunch of these this week at the boneyard.
Now - they are slightly longer, so the holes are in the wrong place - but that is called a drilll and a cut off wheel.
The key is that they look very similar in the vinyl texture, the vinyl extends to the same length as the stockers, and are the same width and thickness
You might have to fiddle a bit to jam it into the escutcheons.
And - they do have a slightly different profile - more of a "U" than a "C" but it is not all that noticeable.
And it sorta grows on me.
I have found a bunch of gawd aweful dark blue and red, but some grey as well.
Again, dye - or spray paint in a pinch.
I want some black ones for some of my cars - and black is always an easy color to dye.
Especially over the dark blue
Candidates are Mid-80's LeSabres mostly, and some other Old / Buick products.
And like GN did with the corporate parts bin - they use them on seat back pulls as well as doors.
So plenty to have.
Now - they are slightly longer, so the holes are in the wrong place - but that is called a drilll and a cut off wheel.
The key is that they look very similar in the vinyl texture, the vinyl extends to the same length as the stockers, and are the same width and thickness
You might have to fiddle a bit to jam it into the escutcheons.
And - they do have a slightly different profile - more of a "U" than a "C" but it is not all that noticeable.
And it sorta grows on me.
I have found a bunch of gawd aweful dark blue and red, but some grey as well.
Again, dye - or spray paint in a pinch.
I want some black ones for some of my cars - and black is always an easy color to dye.
Especially over the dark blue
Candidates are Mid-80's LeSabres mostly, and some other Old / Buick products.
And like GN did with the corporate parts bin - they use them on seat back pulls as well as doors.
So plenty to have.
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