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140/240 trim 140-160

posted by  MSW on  Mon Feb 23 06:25 CST 2004
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No expert here, but...

The "trim ridge" appears to be identical, 140/160/240. I've got a '78 244, the trim is thin like 140/160 trim. Because of a PO's encounter with a deer, I now have a later fender on my '78, complete with trim- the trim is different, but the body-line is identical, so 240 trim will work no problem, I think. It's held on with plastic clips. Working very carefully and patiently with a putty-knife on a junker 245 should get you all the trim & clips you'll need.

Good luck with it,
Matt






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