<VV> Chrome trim around gas cap door opening

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Clay:
 
First off, no question is dumb if you don't know the answer.  That's  what 
this group is for.  
Secondly, most cars I have seen have this trim, but some do not.   Mostly 
the (500's) base models do not.
 
For you the easiest way to obtain the trim is to pay a visit to the Corvair 
 Ranch near Gettysburg, Pa.  Go north on US 15 into Pa.  Exit at Pa 116  
and proceed east to Bonneauville.  Turn left onto Cedar Street.  Cedar  Street 
will become Bon-Ox Road after leaving Bonneauville.  Proceed  about 3 
miles, more or less. The Ranch will be on the right.  You  can't miss it.
 
Here is the URL for the Ranch:
 
_www.corvairranch.com_ (http://www.corvairranch.com) 
 
Hope this is helpful.
 
Steve Sassi
Long Island Corvair
 
 
 
In a message dated 3/10/2012 6:13:46 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
corvertible64 at hotmail.com writes:


Hello all,

New to Corvairs and new to this group.  So,  please forgive me if this is a 
dumb question.

I have a '64 Monza  Convertible.  There is no chrome trim below the gas cap 
door, and I think  I'd like to have it there.  Could help prevent scraping 
the paint when I  fuel up.

Question is:  Is the trim piece common to all early  models, or is the '64 
one unique in some way?  Just trying to find out if  can broaden my search 
for this piece to other model years.

Thanks very  much,
Clay
Reston, VA

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