<VV> EARLY COUPE TRIM REMOVAL and

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if you go carefully , you can remove them. BUT they curl trying to  
reinstall , and look like heck. i did it once many years ago, but was not happy  
with the results. the car is still in town , and owner does not notice the  
trauma  i had putting it back on. my small hammer , and a block of sanded  to 
shape oak helped. so , i would never do it again. (i would like to on my  
coupe)
i found it easier to weld in all the trim holes on the lakewood , than to  
get good looking trim back on it at a price i could afford at the time. i 
think  it  looks very neat for a driver. maybe someday , it will get 64 wheel  
trim.
WINTER? that is the time to work hard on projects , getting ready to try to 
 drive many summer trouble free miles , in a decent looking corvair. 
(something  that will take me many more winters , i guess).
 
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regards , thanks for the replies on the FC dual exhaust , Tim Colson
down to :
64 A/C coupe (driver?)
63 rampy  (upscale? driver)
61 lakewood  (saved from crusher , in  process)