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 Re-pop versus OE sill plates 
		
		
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		The re-pop sill plate have the rivets ( fake), but the Fisher tags are so incorrect. 
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 Just pull some original sill plates off of a car in a junkyard, preferably a 4-door, and salvage the Fisher plates/tags. 
	Then add them to some new sill plates with the original rivets and some glue.  | 
		
 ^ I was typing something along the same lines! 
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		What year did the rivet go away, this is 90’s GM.  For my 78, 
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 Anybody know if the rivet heads were painted on originals? 
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 At least for the Nova, the sill plate rivet when away in the early 70's. Sometime after 1971. I would have to go back and check my notes. The 1971 Chevelle also had the rivets. Greg  | 
		
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 The rivets were painted on the originals. (Even though I left that out of my tutorial... http://chevynova.org/SillPlateRivetsInstall.html) Greg  | 
		
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		Thanks for the tutorial Greg - nice work!  The OE sill plates for my car have contours that are quite a bit different than re-pops (not to mention that the re-pops are nearly as thin as tin foil).  Also, all of the rivets that I removed are hollow in the center.  So, I think I'll try polishing the originals & reattaching the rivets.........  To be continued  
	see picture - re-pop is the sill plate that's installed.  | 
		
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		unpainted (Factory F body) -vs- painted (Trim Parts Repop) 
	I wonder if they came both ways. & the Repops are narrow on the rear pinch weld cover interfacing  | 
		
 I agree, original sill plates had black rivets. 
	Greg, thanks for posting that link. Saved me from searching for it.... ;)  | 
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