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Wondering if there is an outlet anywhere again for the roof moldings on the 1930 closed car
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You might check with the Model A suppliers. They might have something very close.
See you Touring the Back Roads
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Thanks for the info everybody:)
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MACs, Labarron Bonney, Schneider's are good places to look for the metal roof trim.
I was fortunate as I found some NOS trim for a '31 Buick that matches the Chev.
I purchased my roof trim from Macs for a perfect match for my '35 Stude.
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after much searching JYD is correct as I need same-perhaps Don Rossi but be prepared to be patient
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