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Ouch trim succumbs to the cold 200

posted by  rodvt on  Thu Jan 15 13:06 CST 2009
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Hi all,
I just opened the driver's side (left) rear door on my 245 and a 3inch long piece of plastic interior trim snapped off from that long plastic liner panel that runs from the edge of the door opening to the luggage area. It is 0.deg F here and I suspect that is part of it.

Anyway I guess I have a question and a plea. Has anybody had much success with gluing these pieces back on (it is very thin and brittle). And secondly what are my chances of picking up a complete panel in good shape.

Thanks,
Rod






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