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Orange paint and side chrome 140-160

posted by  Kåre on  Sun Feb 22 18:31 CST 2004
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And one of the better ways to remove the chrome trim is by using a gasket scraper. Slide it underneath the trim close to a plastic rivet and twist the scraper to pop off the trim. Repeat at all rivet locations. For the aluminum trim (like hood and rear on a 74 144), you have to be extra cautious, but it can be done.

Kåre
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