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I got my side trim from Stoddard. It is an exact replacement for the real 356 speedster. It has a slot on the inside that snaps onto metal clips. I fought this for a few hours and went a different direction. I got #8 screws that are 1 inch long with a pan head. I ground the sides of the head off to make a T-bolt of sorts. I drilled the holes and used 3M black press caulk to hold the screws at a slight angle in the slot.. I pushed the threaded screws through the holes and used a flat washer, and a split lock washer. I snugged them up. The trim has never moved and stays on the car without a worry of it popping off from a failed plastic or metal clip

8/2/219:42 PM

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