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  1. 10-20-2014, 01:27 PM #1
    MichaelB.
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    "S" wide trim photo & question

    An employee of mine brought this NOS wide S trim to me for possible use on my 1967 project. It was / is in the original bag but without part number. I want to attach some photos so that maybe the group here could tell me if I am on the right track figuring out the part number. I cant use it as my '67 has narrow trim (he also had two NOS 901.505.04.302 narrow he tried to see if I could use but they are for LWB). I am thinking this is a 901.505.048.50 (SWB left or right bumper deco). It looks 100% NOS but the seam near the tapered end is throwing me. Comments please.
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