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Looks great, Joe. What adhesive did you use?
Posted on: Yesterday 19:02
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That looks great but it’s totally different than those that any of my 1940 Packard 110s had so senior and junior models must be different.
Posted on: Yesterday 19:30
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Thanks. Looks like I need running board rubber for a 120 and not a Super 8. I'll try the other venders you guys suggested
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We used that yellow contact cement. The trim strips help to hold it in place. We used some original clips, but to secure it, we used some flat head screws that slipped into the trim and added nuts underneath. That was 15 years ago. Current photo.
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Posted on: Today 8:31
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Series014, maybe my idea is too simple, but have you ever thought about -> custom-made running board rubbers?
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The story of ZIS-110, ZIS-115, ZIL-111 & Chaika GAZ-13 on www.guscha.de
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