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In this Discussion
- Inspector123 January 2010
- rpmonroe January 2010
- russmaas January 2010
- SuperDave January 2010
Molding
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I have a 1950 Hudson Pacemaker, an early one with oval trim. I am in need of the rear quarter moldings, the oval style, not eyebrow. They measure 44 3/4"' long. The ones I have were drilled and attached by sheet metal screws. I would appreciate any help in getting new ones or if someone knows of a good stainless welder. Thanks.
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Whats the difference between the oval & the eyebrow, Thanks.
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They are in the process of being reproduced. Do a search of this forum and you will find the thread. Those pieces are used on 48-49 in stainless and painted from 51 and up. The Eyebrow is a one (50) year only part. Lucky you have an early model with the 49 oval.
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I also need those two pieces, but do not know if I have eyebrow or oval, what difference will I see by looking at them.
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I can straighten and polish the ones you have and the holes can be fixed as well.........just let me know
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Inspector123 wrote:I also need those two pieces, but do not know if I have eyebrow or oval, what difference will I see by looking at them.
Thanks
The cross section of the oval moulding is a smooth 1/2 oval shape. The eyebrow is the same width but the cross section has a "dip" in it. That's the only way I know how to describe it. other than if it isn't a smooth oval shape it's eyebrow. You can compare it to the 51'sthat had a stainless trim halfway down the lower door section that is an "eyebrow" shape.
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Looks like I have the eyebrow one, it dips in the middle as tou described. Thanks
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Update on these moldings. He is telling me that he needs two more weeks on them. Will keep you posted
Russ Maas
