Re: Trim Question

[David orr <fe2orr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

All the trim clips will stay with the trim but you have to take off the nuts 
from the inside of the fenders and doors. most have nuts but a few, in the 
hard to get to areas,  are push in expanding type. you have to gently pry 
them off with a trim tool or I used two putty knives , one top and on 
bottom. it helps to spray them from the inside with wd 40 or soap. be 
careful not to bend the trim.  I had to get new trim clips from many venders 
but that was 7 years ago and many of them are being repod now. you just have 
to look  Dave O
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From: "Tom Duross" <tduross1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "1962-1965 Mopar Mail List" <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 9:19 AM
Subject: Trim Question


> Good Morning Campers-
>
> I need to start taking some of the trim off my 64 Belvedere 4D, she's
> getting painted.
> WOO-HOO!!  Can anyone lead me towards procedures and tools used for this?
> I've been putting off cosmetics until the mechanicals are done but I'm 
> tired
> of driving
> around in a sun-bleached, primer-showing car.  She's 100% original.
> Do the clips come off with the trim?  Are there tools used to remove it?
> Tricks?
> My painter is busy and advised me any work I can do will only help.
> He's going to reinstall everything afterwards.  Source for spare clips?
> I'd like to bone-up before I begin.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Tom Duross
>
>
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