installing side trim/molding

[YOLO]

I have looked on YouTube and here. Anyone have links to a video or pictures installing complete side trim?

[YOLO]

Bueller....... Bueller...... anyone?

[UKNOWME]

I’d be curious to see info as well. I may be inquiring a 61 without trim and would like to install.

[Captainfab]

A quick look in the FAQ section revealed this..........

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=597891

[YOLO]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

A quick look in the FAQ section revealed this..........

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=597891

Thank you but all the pictures are gone. I am looking for "tips and tricks" for installing.

[DPowers]

Not any real tricks per say but I know for me the toughest one was the fender at the door. It helped to have one of the magnets on the end of the rod when you drop one of the nuts inside of the door.

[Captainfab]

If you are using Firefox or Chrome, you just need to download the photobucket fix they have. Then you can see all of the pics again.

Originally Posted by YOLO

Thank you but all the pictures are gone. I am looking for "tips and tricks" for installing.

[YOLO]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

If you are using Firefox or Chrome, you just need to download the photobucket fix they have. Then you can see all of the pics again.

I can even come to you for computer fixes? Thank you. It worked perfectly.

[YOLO]

Originally Posted by DPowers

Not any real tricks per say but I know for me the toughest one was the fender at the door. It helped to have one of the magnets on the end of the rod when you drop one of the nuts inside of the door.

Thank you.

[DPowers]

Originally Posted by YOLO

I can even come to you for computer fixes? Thank you. It worked perfectly.

He's not the Captain for nothing.

[rideblue00]

that is a good writeup on doing trim. i did the photobucket fix for chrome and all good now.

[LT1 Burb]

My fenders had the holes, my replacement door did not, my cab did at the back. I ran a chalk line from tip of fender, through the cab holes and down the bed, keeping it straight and pulled tight, and then drilled the holes.

[rvrfoot]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

If you are using Firefox or Chrome, you just need to download the photobucket fix they have. Then you can see all of the pics again.

Look at #13 shows alot.

[YOLO]

I installed my pieces. 15 of the 16 pieces are OG and one in new. I learned a bunch. It depends on who makes the molding and where you buy your clips. With several companies selling, and sourcing from different places, the options are near endless. The mounting set I used was from LMC. The hole install took about 2 hours. If this was a "show truck" it would have taken much longer.

[DPowers]

Came out great. What tips/tricks can you offer now?

[rvrfoot]

Originally Posted by YOLO

Thank you but all the pictures are gone. I am looking for "tips and tricks" for installing.

Look at #13

[YOLO]

Originally Posted by DPowers

Came out great. What tips/tricks can you offer now?

I learned it depends on what product you use. The hardest part was getting the small clips in the skinny pieces. The LMC clips fit in two different ways. The clip should be horizontal and not vertical. Also make sure the clips ends can move freely before trying to press into body. If the ends are straight they will not cross each other.

[UKNOWME]

Originally Posted by YOLO

I installed my pieces. 15 of the 16 pieces are OG and one in new. I learned a bunch. It depends on who makes the molding and where you buy your clips. With several companies selling, and sourcing from different places, the options are near endless. The mounting set I used was from LMC. The hole install took about 2 hours. If this was a "show truck" it would have taken much longer.
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Was your truck already drilled for moldings?

[jayoldschool]

Great pics LT1, thank you.

[YOLO]

Originally Posted by UKNOWME

Was your truck already drilled for moldings?

Yes

[rvrfoot]

Mine dont have any holes.