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ECU PIRATE · 07-31-2009, 11:33 AM

Gibson,

From what I have found, if the cab corner molding was orginal to your truck, it is attached by plastic clips which are in turn, attached to little metals pegs welded to the cab. I found this out by hitting the local pick and pull over the weekend. Scored (2) sets of cab moldings for $ 10.00 bucks. It can be attached using aftermarket clips and screws available from LMC. I am going to go this route on my 82' SWB.

Mike

07-31-2009, 11:33 AM	#4
ECU PIRATE Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Centreville, Virginia Posts: 846	Re: How is the cab molding attached? Gibson, From what I have found, if the cab corner molding was orginal to your truck, it is attached by plastic clips which are in turn, attached to little metals pegs welded to the cab. I found this out by hitting the local pick and pull over the weekend. Scored (2) sets of cab moldings for $ 10.00 bucks. It can be attached using aftermarket clips and screws available from LMC. I am going to go this route on my 82' SWB. Mike __________________ The Fleet........ 68' Camaro - 1st car (restored & still have it) 09' VW Tiguan (Wife's Daily Driver) 14' VW Passat SE TSI (my personal) 14' Ford Edge Sport (Daily Work Vehicle) 73' SWB Stepside - 77K org. miles 74' LWB 454/TH400 - drive train transplant for my (Sold) 98' SWB C1500 W/T - shop truck (Sold) 90' GMC Sierra SLE short step - aka " Jezabelle " (Sold) Last edited by ECU PIRATE; 07-31-2009 at 11:34 AM.