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Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 12:43 pm
by Farmer
Hi all.
Gary Carter is having trouble with side strip clips letting go, so today he tracked down some replacement clips from Rare Spares. We tried them and they are spot on.
2 sizes, one for each style.

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These are for '64 to '66 (early) sedans - Teardrop.

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These are for '66 1/2 to '70 sedans - twin stack & tripple strip taillights. These have the bonus of little plastic tabs that go between the strip & the paintwork, protecting it & stopping rattling.

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Both are Holden fitment, so common as in Aus. (Overseas, ask and I'll mail you some)
Hope this is helpfull
Cheers, Matt.
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:08 pm
by BELLQLD
hi matt what a great find no more superglue or bluetack thanks to gary regards dave in qld
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2010 9:14 am
by RobSA
Brilliant find, and well done.
In the process of getting some Foam White mixed :S
Cheers
Rob
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 9:07 am
by ledmeter
To update this thread, I made some enquiries today regarding these clips. They are no longer being produced as a set so whatever is on shelves is the last.
However they may be purchased individually for what works out as roughly the same price. I just ordered 34 clip+rivets at a total cost of $68. This will do the whole car (1967 sedan)
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 10:59 pm
by Early GT
Good hunting Matt!
Do you know what door window weather seals suit our cars? GT length
I have heard that a Toyota profile is similar.
Cheers, Lewis
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Tue May 28, 2013 8:28 am
by gt orphanage
I use corolla one i get from phills they are too long the seceret is to mark the length you want and cut them down with a grinding stone on a bench grinder. The top bit has wire in it as soon as you nick the wire stop grinding [make sure you nick it] so you don't effect the top if runs a razor blade down the left over. Now run the bench grinder wheel lighly up and down the wire to warm it up a little. When it's warm you can peal the wire away and break the wire. This will give you the wire section where the glass goes and the soft tails each end to go under the quarter glass and the tail to go under the screw.
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Tue May 28, 2013 11:20 am
by Early GT
Thanks Greg, I'll ring him tomorrow
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 1:44 am
by dave
I used some of those plastic ones on my 1966 sedan but had to trim the little wings off!
Only noticed that after I'd already put one on... it was hard to trim off without trimming off the paint, let me tell you.
Then the strips still moved fore and aft, so I stuck a blob of gunk (can't remember what; may have been silicone) on each one just to stop them moving around.
Pretty sure they were the same clips, but!
Re: Side Strip Clips.
Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 4:09 am
by BULLITT
DONT PANIC MR MANNERING STILL AVAIL.... BMC 1001 IS $8.10 PACKET OF 4 AND THE CP1160 WHICH IS NOW MB0006 IS $10.65 PACKET ...ALL GOOD CAN HAVE THEM IN A WEEK CHEERS DAVO