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RFrenette Jun 14th, 01, 01:32 AM I recently pulled the chrome molding from my windows. Some of the clips broke in the process. Are these replacable??? If so, does anyone know who has them? If not, how do I get the molding to stay on? Thanks! 4 speed Jun 14th, 01, 07:13 AM classic muscle has them (just ordered some on monday)1 800 722 4828 these guy's are great and usally have about the best price. also try ground up they sponsor this broad ! ------------------ camaro's for ever!!! :D 67 327 11:1 4spd. 70 454 400thm 10 posi my 70 454 camaro (http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1422059&a=13264660&f=0) Bob R Jun 14th, 01, 08:37 AM Try any NAPA Store. They have more clips there than one could imagine. Cheap as well. Bob R ------------------ 1973 Z28 Original owner 1971 RS Z28 in Restoration TLDG3 Jun 15th, 01, 10:48 AM Let me bum a ride on the question bus. I pulled my chrome off because my rear window leaks. Should I just pluck the goo all around the window? Who sells new goo and what is it really called? I am hoping to replace the goo, get new clips and put it all back together and hope for no leaks. Am I high or will this work? Wes V Jun 15th, 01, 02:28 PM I normally try to not say negative things about any of the suppliers, but the pricing of window clips (and trim clips in general) is crazy! This is true of all the suppliers. Most of the clips you would use in a restoration come from a company called Auveco (yes, that's the correct spelling). They have a web site and you can locate a local distrubutor. For the cost of 6 clips from the "suppliers", you can get a box of 50 from an Auveco distributor, if you are willing to wait for him to fill a larger order. ------------------ Wes. Vann Technical Reference Section Austin Jun 15th, 01, 08:24 PM Many glass shop will also stock the clips, just bring one in for comparison. | ||