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Rocker Panel Molding Passenger Side 1967-1968

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R67R

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Mustang Rocker Panel Molding Passenger Side 1967-1968

Part Number: R67R

Passenger Side Rocker Panel Molding for 1967-1968 Mustangs.

Runs along the exterior of the car just below the door. Beautiful reproduction.

*Does not includes mounting clips.

Overall Rating: 2/5

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Overall Rating: 2/5

2 Stars
2 Reviews
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Rocker molding

3 Stars

On 1/25/2011 10:18:33 AM, Kevin Voyles from ID

The corvex molding looks good and went on without any difficulties. However the other side was from a different manufacture. The clip in the front would not mount to the molding and it would not snap on the other clips. I sent three times as long trying to install the second side and it is still not mounted on the car. I will most likely have to order another rocker molding and be very clear on what brand is sent. So, I'd order the molding, but ensure you are getting the corvex brand!

Rocker Panel Molding

1 Star

On 3/25/2013 12:00:00 AM, AB from VA

This review pertains to both the right and left side moldings (CJ R67R & R67L). I was disappointed with these moldings. Though they look like the originals, the moldings do not snap completely over the tops of the clips. This leaves a gap between the rocker panel and the molding exposing the tops of the clips. If the molding is pushed very hard over the top of the clips, the clips bulge the molding out in the center leaving a visible impression of the clips through the molding. The molding after a little bit pops off once again leaving a gap at the top. For me building a concours car this certainly is not acceptable. I wound up buffing and reinstalling the original moldings which are thicker and snapped over the clips staying in place with no problem.