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**damnyankee36** · 12-26-2018, 10:48 AM

Thanks! Don't know why that didn't come up in my searches. I have the clips installed properly but can't figure out why there isn't a gap for the trim to slip into. I have the clips with the screw countersinks on top. It looks like I could turn them upside down to get the gap but I'm sure that's not correct.

I also tried the suggestions on the link you provided too...

After cleaning the trim up I think I have decided to get new ones anyway. Since they come with the hardware maybe the install will go better, IF they fit OK.

Everything is original but it looks like maybe if I move the clips to the rear a little maybe the curve of the cab will get the gap I need.

12-26-2018, 10:48 AM	#3
damnyankee36 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Alamogordo, NM Posts: 683	Re: "Custom" Cab Sail Molding Thanks! Don't know why that didn't come up in my searches. I have the clips installed properly but can't figure out why there isn't a gap for the trim to slip into. I have the clips with the screw countersinks on top. It looks like I could turn them upside down to get the gap but I'm sure that's not correct. I also tried the suggestions on the link you provided too... After cleaning the trim up I think I have decided to get new ones anyway. Since they come with the hardware maybe the install will go better, IF they fit OK. Everything is original but it looks like maybe if I move the clips to the rear a little maybe the curve of the cab will get the gap I need.