RE: Drip Rail Molding 'Clips'

[Rich Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'd buy some of those clips for my '64 Polara. They should be the same 
I'm sure. Mine are 1-1/4"

Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies

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David Bailey wrote:
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> In reference to drip rail molding ?clips?, what size are your drip rail 
> moldings on your car(s)? For instance, my ?64 Dodge B body 440 two door 
> HT has a wide drip rail molding measuring 1 ¼? wide. While removing 
> these, I only found one clip per side holding it to the drip rail and 
> one of these had a broken corner but still served its purpose. I?m 
> inclined to think there should be a couple more clips per side but I 
> also noticed an interesting fact about these two orphaned clips. Because 
> this molding is so wide, completely covering the drip rail, the clip has 
> a built-in stand-off at the top center portion with a bit of 
> rubber/plastic coating the tip. This allows the top edge of the molding 
> to stand away from the painted roof surface about 1/8 inch thus allowing 
> water to drain. Assuming these clips will not be found these days, I 
> contacted Tom (?The Clipologist?) at R/T Specialties. He entertained the 
> thought of getting these produced but needs to know that there would be 
> a demand for the investment. So if these clips would apply to more than 
> the ?64 ? ?65 HT roof line with a 1 ¼ wide molding he may well be 
> convinced to do these. 
> So how wide are your drip rail moldings again?  Dave      		 	   		  
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Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies


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