Ok does the outside chrome door molding come off??? Ive stared at it for some time and I dont see how if it does
Sorry , But Off of What Vehicle & Which Molding . The Better & More Discriptive Info You can supply The Better Help You can get. Also Pics are nice so someone can see What Your Problem is . I,m not trying to be Rude, As I,m new here, But Some if not Most of the Questions here go Unaswered , Because No One Has a Clue of What anyones asking about, Theres Some Very Helpfull People here , As Far as What I,ve seen, & Very knowledgable. Maybe Someone can Answer Without More Info, & You Might have Provided in a different thread. If Thats the Case I apologise . I Sure Dont Know what some do here , But I would be More then glad to help if I could . & I,ve been Buildin these Old cars & Trucks for awhile . Anyway Best of Luck, & I,m sure One of These Great People will help . Bob
opps sorry I just ran in and typed it and ran out.....Its a 54 chevy 3100 and its the chrome mouldings on the outside ....Thanks I guess knowing what Im working on helps
Gary, yes the outside door reveals can be removed. Someone asked that question not too long ago and there is some real good info on it somewhere on this forum. Try searching the prior posts and maybe the archives too. If you can't find it, hollar at us. And BTW, the "chrome" mouldings are actually stainless steel, which is a good thing because they clean up really purty
Drill out the rivet in the top center where the bulge is. Now pull down gently on the outside layer and work foreward. Pull down on the inside piece and work toward the back. These can take a fair amount of give, but don't go overboard. Other than the rivet, they are just slip in mounted.
Yea thanks I did search and found out how to remove it....Thanks for the reply......does anyone know about the funny looking rectangle screws.....who sells the bit to get those off
Those are called "clutch head" screws. You can buy a set of screw-drivers for them from our host. I always wanted to get a set of drivers for them that would fit my ratchet handle, but never did. the screwdrivers seemed to work on almost every one I needed. Others on this forum (Ken's 50) probably know where to get driver bits. Andy
Clutch head bits I bought mine form Snap- on fairly cheap in comparison to the rest of thier tools I also use it in a Thandle Snap on racheting screw driver which gives me plenty of torque to lossen and to tighten Bill
