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140 series side moulding (trim) 140-160 1972

posted by  Rocketeer91306 on  Tue Jul 14 13:59 CST 2015
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I have four pieces of stainless trim (Moulding) for the side panels & doors. I don’t remember how they managed to join my Volvo parts collection but none of them fit my 72 145E wagon. I’m making them available for sale and would like to identify where they belong (Make, model & panel/door location). Based on their lengths and end configurations, I’m getting confused. I’ve been lead to believe that for these 140 series, the 4-doors were the same for the wagons as for the sedans, The 2-doors had a longer door and a longer expanse for the rear side panel. However, I’m expecting the front fender should use the same for all 140s. What do I have here??

Here is what I have: Trim width: .460” (same as my 145).
Length: End configurations Condition:
47.125” Flat Beveled NOS (new old stock) Still carries protective tape
67.875” Bullet Flat NOS (new old stock) Still carries protective tape
74.125” Bullet Flat A (contact seller for details if desired.)
74.125” Bullet Flat B (contact seller for photos if desired.)





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