T-Bird reproduction lower rear reveal molding

[S_Mazza]

S_Mazza, what is Thomasnet?

It's just a supplier index, where you can search by the type of part you want made and in what area. Then check the websites or call or whatever and find out if you can do a deal. Convenient website if you do that sort of thing.

http://www.thomasnet.com/

 

[J dot Miller]

I doubt that the tooling is still around or usable. Maybe it is, though - who knows?

I know there are suppliers in the USA and Canada that make parts for such distributors as Year One and other resto parts houses. They should be able to handle small to medium runs such as we are discussing. The trick is to find the right company.

Maybe the info on the original parts stickers could help.

Another avenue is to hit up Thomasnet and start calling people until you find one you like. But we may need to have cash ready if we go that route.

I was just trying to help. I have have an XR7 and the front upper windshield trim I need.

If the tooling is gone forever then ford completely stopped supporting old vehicles. I doubt it...

 

[820]

Cool, that is what i will do. I see some late nites ahead, but worth it. J dot, i think finding and communicating with the original manufacturer is a good idea. I will try that also. Later got to go.

 

[820]

Update on trim. I have spoken to 4 different companies about the trim we need, so far nobody will even really discuss it. We would need an outlet buisness to request the parts to be made. I have, however found a company that may have the rubber seal at least. I am waiting on a sample to see if it may work on the metal part of the trim. I will release info as I get it guys. This seems to be the best that we may be able to get at the moment.