Plastic Strip under hood trim for '83 Delta88 Royale

CTWalneck · 01-12-2004, 12:32 PM

Sorry, same message as before, but now I've registered....!

I have inherited my grandmothers car as she finally decided at age 97 that perhaps she shouldn't be driving anymore.

I brought the car up from Florida, and have had it painted. The plastic strip I am refering to runs the length of the hood trim section, and I believe it is used to keep the trim from scratching the hood. When I removed it, it was so brittle, that it broke up into small pieces. It is shaped like a very shallow channel.

I also need a passenger side rear quarter panel extension, (needed to fill in the area by the rear bumper). I have only been able to find these sold as part of rear bumper kits, and not individually.

Can anyone help me find a source which to find these? Thanks!

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CTWalneck Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Cary, Illinois Posts: 2	Sorry, same message as before, but now I've registered....! I have inherited my grandmothers car as she finally decided at age 97 that perhaps she shouldn't be driving anymore. I brought the car up from Florida, and have had it painted. The plastic strip I am refering to runs the length of the hood trim section, and I believe it is used to keep the trim from scratching the hood. When I removed it, it was so brittle, that it broke up into small pieces. It is shaped like a very shallow channel. I also need a passenger side rear quarter panel extension, (needed to fill in the area by the rear bumper). I have only been able to find these sold as part of rear bumper kits, and not individually. Can anyone help me find a source which to find these? Thanks!