Removing Chrome probably

["david munson" <davidmunson30@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Ken
I think you have been told correctly but something that has not moved in 36 
years may be reluctant. If you don't have a manual go to a wrecking yard and 
see how a damaged piece can come off, there may be more nuts holding it on 
is another possibility. Whatever you do take it slow as to act in haste is a 
good way to piss yourself off.Let me know how you get on, sorry I could not 
be more specific.
                        David


>From: "1966 Imperial Crown Coupe" <crown_coupe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>Subject: IML: Removing Chrome
>Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 15:02:54 -0500
>
>   What is the best way to remove the body chrome off of a 1966 Imperial?  
>I was told tha there was a nut on the end of each of the chrome strips and 
>to take them loose.  Then the chrome would slide off.  I tried that on the 
>door but it didn't seem to work.  Any suggestions would be greatly 
>appreciated.  Thanks.
>
>
>
>Ken
>1966 Imperial Crown Coupe
>
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