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Source for Trim (or Good Stainless Steel Polisher) 120-130

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posted by  oldmann6 on  Tue Jan 18 18:59 CST 2005
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Mark,
I have almost finished the restoration my 67 122S. I was looking at buying aftermarket trim for my car until I found a local guy that does awesome restoration on all the stainless and aluminum on the car. There were pieces I was going to throw away and he made them look better than new. Door & window trim, headlight bezels, grille, hub caps, you name it. A true craftsman. If you are interested I will send you his address and phone number.
cheers
Allen





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