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Joe..
very sorry to hear about the mishap. there are really only 3 choices for the moldings; -new aftermarket -NOS [good luck] -used OEM parts I have a few odd pieces of used rocker moldings...they aren't show quality but maybe they will help...let me know exactly what pieces you need and I'll check the parts bin. -wilma
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Pretty close, but I think it could have been much worse!! My "back-side" is still hurting from me kicking it!!!
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The driver's/"good" side........ ![]() As you can see they aren't close to show quality!! Maybe not even driver quality, but they are original!! ![]() The passenger/bad side...... ![]() I think the exaggerated gap between the molding and bottom of the fender is because it was bent out pretty far?? ![]() By the way, anyone know how to get these off without hurting them even more?? I might just use a body shop close to me to do the work. And if anyone knows of anyone who might have these NOS/OEM please let me know!! I'll put the word out with the Nova "community" too. Thanks so much guys!! My "back-side" is already starting to feel better!!
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