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03-27-2008, 05:25 AM
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Re: WANTED 15X6 NOS TRIM RINGS
Ron,
This is the "open valve stem" area I am talking about on the ...704 trim ring unique to the 67 / 68 Z-28 only. If you look at the full size Impala trim ring, due to the different offset, the "open valve stem" area is shorter in length (shallower). Hey But they were built by Humans...Right? So who really knows? I am going by what I know after having a few 68 Z-28's & being smart enough 2 have had purchased 2 NOS ...704 trim rings from a Felix McConnel back in 1999. As They say....The saga continues... Bill Pankiw 
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03-27-2008, 06:18 AM
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Re: WANTED 15X6 NOS TRIM RINGS
Well if anyone has 2 they would like to part with lmk.I would even consider nice used ones if they are not scrached too much.Thanks all!
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Ron C. 67 RSZ/28 67 Z/28 71 SS LS5 chevelle
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03-28-2008, 08:40 PM
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Re: WANTED 15X6 NOS TRIM RINGS
Ron,
One option (you have probably already considered) is to find scratched and/or dented originals and have Rick Miller restore them. I've seen his work and it really is very impressive. They are show quality when completed. Regards, Mark
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Mark Donnally 2002 Chrysler T & C Minivan (Ol’ Nelly) 322,946 original miles All numbers match...something New carpet and headliner New AC system, blows cold in the winter It ain't for sale so, don't ask
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