Trim clips or screw thingys?

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  1. Sherrod

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    The weather stripping that goes around the doors, there's little plastic clips? Not the black weather stripping on the door but where the doors rest, like around the frames? I dont know how to describe them so I cant really find them online. Anyone might happen to know what I'm talking about? Mine are all broken so a picture really wouldn't say too much...:16suspect
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I would need a picture...even of the broken ones. I am sure I or somebody else could help.
     
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  3. Sherrod

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    Well, here...
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    its a little to close i think
     
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    :rofl2: hahahaha but......:anyone:
     
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    8853...:urock:

    I have probably over 50 sites bookmarked for my car now for all different little parts

    Nut and bolt custom restorations...:dizzy:
     
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    mercgt73 Member Supporting Member

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    Well, I think that is a bag of 50... so hopefully you won't be ordering again, lol!
    But it is always nice to have things bookmarked for sure.
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    isn't that the plastic pin that is made into the weatherstrip itself?
     
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    That's what they look like to me too. Sometimes they will pull out of the weather strip and not rip it. I have put many of them back in and they worked well.
     
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