Yep, that's what i'm in need of. The rest of my trim is perfect.
Beautiful car , by the way.
Cheers
4SPEED427 said
Feb 7, 2018
Welcome here Dave.
Don't be scared to show us your car!
markus said
Feb 7, 2018
You can tell me im nuts. But what if you tigged two pieces from a 4 dr and shortened it ?
these are aluminum. Im assuming there are almost none of the HT pieces around anymore.
I have some 4 dr parts you would have to be fairly talented to tig tinfoil.
mark
canso_SD said
Feb 8, 2018
Welcome Dave
I have rarely seen SD belt lines pieces anywhere, but every once in a while the odd piece shows up . goodluck
hawkeye5766 said
Feb 8, 2018
Tough find...was a set of rear 1/4 trim on ebay about 1 1/2 year ago. As stated,can tig weld ,but need a Gooood welder(your not nuts Mark!). Sell lots of .035-.045 tig rod to the aeromotive industry...kinda like tig welding a beer can....but can be done! Think this might be your best option...4dr into a 2dr unless you want to wait a couple of years(or more) until some trim shows up. Have some spare 4 dr trim that I will compere to my 2dr trim...think the kick down is a lot more harsh on the 4dr trim.
GOLD 66 SD said
Feb 8, 2018
Thanks guys. I should have said that I have my original. When my car was in a shop when I was much younger,
someones overalls snagged the very rear of it & bent the last 3". It doesn't look the same. Maybe I could straighten
it then have it tigged, I didn't think it was an option until now.
30 years ago I could have bought the whole set at a junk yard for $100. OMG but I thought what do I need those for.
I was 17 & 100 bucks was my whole paycheck
Thanks & Cheers
norontcan said
Feb 8, 2018
Welcome aboard. As you are already learning there's lots of help and encouragement here.
We'd sure like to see and learn more about your car.
tburgGM said
Feb 8, 2018
Dave, if your aluminum trim is in good shape (BC trim is way better than Ontario trim) other than a little out of shape.
I would take it in and get in straightened polished and re-anodized to the original finish.
I am not sure who does it out your way but in Ontario I take my aluminum trim to the Plating House in Toronto Ontario.
Hello everyone, I am in need of a rear driver quarter Beltline trim for a 1966 Acadian Canso SD
Thanks
like this ???
Yep, that's what i'm in need of. The rest of my trim is perfect.
Beautiful car , by the way.
Cheers
Don't be scared to show us your car!
You can tell me im nuts. But what if you tigged two pieces from a 4 dr and shortened it ?
these are aluminum. Im assuming there are almost none of the HT pieces around anymore.
I have some 4 dr parts you would have to be fairly talented to tig tinfoil.
mark
I have rarely seen SD belt lines pieces anywhere, but every once in a while the odd piece shows up . goodluck
someones overalls snagged the very rear of it & bent the last 3". It doesn't look the same. Maybe I could straighten
it then have it tigged, I didn't think it was an option until now.
30 years ago I could have bought the whole set at a junk yard for $100. OMG but I thought what do I need those for.
I was 17 & 100 bucks was my whole paycheck
Thanks & Cheers
We'd sure like to see and learn more about your car.
Dave, if your aluminum trim is in good shape (BC trim is way better than Ontario trim) other than a little out of shape.
I would take it in and get in straightened polished and re-anodized to the original finish.
I am not sure who does it out your way but in Ontario I take my aluminum trim to the Plating House in Toronto Ontario.
Frank