Here are a couple of pictures for Marty who is looking for these. I found them impossible to get off without twisting off the little diecast nibs that hold them on.
IS MArty in BC oringinally from MB Lockport ? I think we talked about these shark gills a couple years back .. HA ha if i'm right
427carl said
Nov 25, 2009
What would Foose do? He would air brush them on....
mfleury said
Dec 8, 2009
i'm gpoing to bite on this what do you mean air bush them on ?????????
67rag396 said
Dec 8, 2009
I think Carl is saying that Chip, being the talented artist that he is, would use an air brush and paint to make it look like there were gills.
Personally, I think he would take blocks of brass and sandpaper. He would remove all the parts that weren't gills and then have the pieces chromed. LOL
Lomenda said
Dec 29, 2009
Hi Ken, Are you looking to sell these fender trim pcs. If so I would like to buy them. Cliff Lomenda
mfleury said
Dec 30, 2009
sorry i got them
kelico said
Jan 1, 2010
if my mold making techniques work for me.. I could make a mold of one of them and then cast them in pewter.. are they popular?
66 Grande guy said
Jan 3, 2010
Those trim pieces came on all models of Parisienne so they arent rare. They are hard to find in good shape though as they were in a really exposed spot and were pot medal. The ones I sent to Marty were the best from two cars that I had and I dont think more than two or three still had intact attachment nibs. There are probably lots to be had at Aldon Auto parts in Lamont as they have quite a few 66s but getting them off in one piece is not easy.
Here are a couple of pictures for Marty who is looking for these. I found them impossible to get off without twisting off the little diecast nibs that hold them on.
Are you looking to sell these fender trim pcs. If so I would like to buy them.
Cliff Lomenda
I dont have any more myself
Hope that helps