Autozone trim on my 1600

[barvarianbox_83]

Looks good; I still can't get over how much the belt line trim costs. I really wonder what the total production cost on it. Sadly I'm going original on my 1600 and am preparing myself to drop almost 1k on trim:(

[ryansti]

Looks good; I still can't get over how much the belt line trim costs. I really wonder what the total production cost on it. Sadly I'm going original on my 1600 and am preparing myself to drop almost 1k on trim:(

I was going to order the real deal but then the beltline trim for the nose became NLA as far as I know.

[Timmer]

Man,

that is a sharp 1600!

Tim

[SteveJ]

Looks good enough to try, but I fear it would look too good next to my weathered/worn/home-shot paint.

I like how you solved the 'bugs on the windsheild' problem. No glass front or rear- let the suckers fly through. One tip- sunglasses and don't smile.

[nbristow01]

I have put over a year and over 38000 miles on my Autozone type trim. Still looks brand new. It is platics but extremely flexible so it does not dent or ding.

[xxx]

Wow, thank you, I am going to use that 2" trim on the bumper now. $200 is a lot of money for the real metal ones. Great Idea, thanks again.

[thaddeussmith]

hehe ..imagine the scene when you roll up next to a blinged out low-rider, the guy sees your autozone trim, shakes his head and calls you a crazy white boy for such a gross misuse of the product.

[ryansti]

Another picture

[auggiemize]

Looks astoundingly good...and I'm kind of a purist when Mr. Wallet allows. Any close up pics of the corner of the rear deck lid? I sort of figured it would want to kink top and bott as it went around, especially since the angle changes from the side to the back of the deck lid...must be really flexible..Nice job! Dave V. in NC

[ryansti]

Looks astoundingly good...and I'm kind of a purist when Mr. Wallet allows. Any close up pics of the corner of the rear deck lid? I sort of figured it would want to kink top and bott as it went around, especially since the angle changes from the side to the back of the deck lid...must be really flexible..Nice job! Dave V. in NC

I can take some more pictures tonight. It's flawless around the bends.

[Pinepig]

Looks astoundingly good...and I'm kind of a purist when Mr. Wallet allows. Any close up pics of the corner of the rear deck lid? I sort of figured it would want to kink top and bott as it went around, especially since the angle changes from the side to the back of the deck lid...must be really flexible..Nice job! Dave V. in NC

I can take some more pictures tonight. It's flawless around the bends.

To be honest I expected it to stick out on top around the corners.

Went over and looked at it up close myself, it's about as perfect as can be.

[vic74]

Hey Ryan, can you please post a close up picture of the belt-line trim gap area? Thank you in advance

[ryansti]

More pictures

[vic74]

looks great, is there any discoloration where you cut as in picture #3?

[pkbinplano]

there is on the cut ends but you get a bright silver paint marker or pen from craft store and touch the cut ends up.