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    Chrome sill trim

    I have been recently collecting Early 911 wallpaper from various sites worldwide.
    Some seem to have a correct dating description and some not.
    To help with these dates,can someone confirm when the chrome sill trim and/or the chrome wheel arch trim went from and to?
    My memory banks seem to say from '69my to '73my.
    Is this correct?
    Thanks,
    Dennis.
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    I can only confirm that my car, a 73 E Targa, birthdate 09/72, has according to the cardex "Bright Wheel Moldings." I have been told that this is the chrome wheel arch trim.

    larry
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    Here's a shot of my '73.5. It has been repainted and I do not know if they removed the wheel trim and then threw it away or it was never there.

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    My memory is that the wheel arch trim was an option...some liked the look, some didn't. I'm among the latter... Maybe somebody who has a car with the trim will post a pic?
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    Here's a pic

    Paul:

    Here's a picture that I found quickly of a car with the chrome trim on the wheel wells. I have seen better ones, but this is the best that I can do on short notice.

    I know that most people take them off, but I happen to like the way it sets off the color of the car from the darkness of the wheelwell. Oh well.

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    Here's another

    One more picture with Chrome edges

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    another

    and here's another, but it isn't a clean side shot.

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    I think it's a rare and beautiful detail. On a stock, original car it adds a lot.
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    Same car, '73 S.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jens
    I think it's a rare and beautiful detail. On a stock, original car it adds a lot.
    Jens:

    And that, my friend, is why Kermit will be wearing his chrome edges!! (did you ever notice how the broad grin is Viper Green!!!!

    larry
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