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Discontinued molding

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matt bergerOP

May 14, 2003 at 4:51 AM
You know, I've been a dyed-in-the-wool Ford man for over two decades, but one thing about Ford really ticks me off: They have discontinued so many parts for my '89 Bronco. What the heck is that all about? Its not even 15 years old! Discontinued? What, is that an antique?

Anyway, when I had the back end repainted last year, the shop removed the molding/trim that is plastic with chromed strips, and runs horizontally along the bottom half of the quarter panels on one side, before they realized that they couldn't order new molding from Ford, because it was discontinued. Now I have it ONLY ON ONE SIDE!
Anyone know where I can get the molding? Don't say the salvage yard, I know I won't be able to get it off in any condition to put back on, as I'm just not very good at such stuff.
"There are chords in the heart of every man, which cannot be touched without emotion- even with the utterly lost, to whom both life and death are equally jest, there are some matters of which no joke can be made."- Edgar Allen Poe
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jason arredondo

May 14, 2003 at 10:17 AM
jeff's bronco graveyard might be able to help. check there website.
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Nick Loesch

May 14, 2003 at 8:55 PM
Matt I believe i have the moulding off my 89 bronco its for sale if you want it.
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matt bergerOP

May 14, 2003 at 10:52 PM
To be sure, we are speaking of the black plastic molding with chrome that runs along the bottomside of the rear quarter panel, broken up by the wheel well?
When I click on your user name, it gives me a message that it is unable to retrieve that page. Maybe you could contact me at: [email protected] for the details of what your price is on the molding, etc.
"There are chords in the heart of every man, which cannot be touched without emotion- even with the utterly lost, to whom both life and death are equally jest, there are some matters of which no joke can be made."- Edgar Allen Poe

edited May 14, 2003 at 11:03 PM

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Randy Zrubek

May 15, 2003 at 12:06 AM
Matt, I am as upset as you are about "discontinued" parts for the Broncos! I found a company called LMC Truck that sells restoration parts for 66-86 Ford trucks & Broncos. I don't think they have parts yet for newer models, but there's other companies like them that might. Jeff's Bronco Graveyard would also be my first search, and then someone like AutoKrafters or Acme. Most of the truck magazines have ads in the back for alot of these firms, or do a search on Yahoo/Google. These parts are new, factory items that Ford never sold, or that are made from the factory molds that were sold off by Ford. Hope that helps!
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matt bergerOP

May 15, 2003 at 4:29 AM
Thanks, but I didn't find the molding listed at Broncograveyard.com.
"There are chords in the heart of every man, which cannot be touched without emotion- even with the utterly lost, to whom both life and death are equally jest, there are some matters of which no joke can be made."- Edgar Allen Poe
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Nick Loesch

May 15, 2003 at 8:15 AM
Well throw some prices down on the table here, in the meantime i'll try to get to get some pictures of the molding and send them to you. That shouldnt take too long.
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matt bergerOP

May 15, 2003 at 10:58 PM
I don't think its appropriate to make offers here on the forum. ( if this is like the other forums I belong to) As I said, you could email me , or give your email addy to me, and we'll talk.
"There are chords in the heart of every man, which cannot be touched without emotion- even with the utterly lost, to whom both life and death are equally jest, there are some matters of which no joke can be made."- Edgar Allen Poe
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Nick Loesch

May 16, 2003 at 7:38 AM
My addy is [email protected] and I will try to get some pics of the molding for you tonite if its possible.
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bronco92

Jun 24, 2011 at 5:07 PM
matt, try www.lmctruck.com
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