Reply to "Molding for Opening on Decklid"

bosswrenchMember

All the cars I've seen use owner-or-shop-added 1/4" black rubber or plastic door edge covering to the decklid opening, as was mentioned. I suppose a flexible chromed-plastic door edge strip could also be fitted. Our Sept '72 car was bare as are/were most other cars. Never took the time to look at the early car Parts Iist (available for free download from the POCA Archives) to see if there was a factory part available.

Given that Ford even deleted zerk fittings from the u-joints, ball joints & tie rod ends to save a few pennies for that under-$10,000 price, I'm surprised if they added such trim as-stock. As you say- learn something every day...

1/31/201:03 PM

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