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Re: Replacing the no-slip rubber covering on running boards
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not sure what the precise current cost is, but Hunley Acuff (google for his website) does these, I think about 1200, fantastic work in the original manner.
Also there is a "new guy" that is providing just the covers, in Michigan I believe. Others will followup... Are you serious about buying that coupe? Is it still for sale? In Florida if I recall?
Posted on: 2016/1/17 12:34
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Re: Replacing the no-slip rubber covering on running boards
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Thanks for the info. Before buying the couple, I'm just trying to get an idea of how much additional money I'm going to need to put into the exterior, exclusive of the paint/body. Since the running boards look "bad," in addition to the practical consideration, I figured I'd address those first.
As to whether the car is still available, I have yet to hear anything back from the owner. In all honestly, I'm take the no-response as the car is not available. Still, I'd like to start getting ideas on costs of repairs. as always Garrett Meadows
Posted on: 2016/1/17 12:54
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Hi Garrett
Before you pursue the '38 coupe in Florida, I'd recommend you seriously check out this all-original '40 120 coupe in Denver since its in the same price range. It appears to also need the runningboard covers replaced too. Colorado cars benefitted from dry climate and no road salt in winters then. denver.craigslist.org/cto/5404488386.html Let us know what you find out. Good Luck! Steve
Posted on: 2016/1/17 19:17
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.....epigram time.....
Proud 1953 Clipper Deluxe owner. Thinking about my next Packard, want a Clipper Deluxe Eight, manual shift with overdrive. |
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