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1968 wheel well molding

whodat

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How would you know if your car came with wheel well moldings? Was it an option and/or listed on the Marti report?
 

franklinair

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I forget the terminology for it. I'm sure it was an option item. I added them to my car, just because I like the appearance.
Got them from NPD. A fairly good fit, easy to install.

Neil
 

Ruppstang

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They were part of the exteior decor group. Also check your fender lips for mounting holes. Marty
 

somethingspecial

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It is my understanding Big block cars did not come from the factory with wheel well moldings. Don't know why. I put them on my car as well. Mike
 
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whodat

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Thanks. I am also thinking of putting them on. I like the way it looks. Once I get all the new parts put on I will post some picture's.
 

GT/CS S Code

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Wheel well molding ...

Our car already had them installed when I bought it, and they'd been there quite a while as they were a bit weathered and had some small "dings" here and there. We just replaced them with a brand new set recentlly, and I don't know if the car came off the lot with them or not, but we like the looks of them too!
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