Hi All,
Looking at trim options for speedsters.
In the Orange field at Hershey were two 1922 Mercers. On the semi restored Mercer was a 1/2 oval steel trim riveted along the edge of the cowl. Looks like brass or copper rivets. See photos. This was typical for a 1920's era car and used on one of my original speedster bodies.
I anyone aware where to get this type of trim?
thanks
Speedster 1/2 oval steel body trim
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Re: Speedster 1/2 oval steel body trim
Restoration Supply has what you need.
restorationstuff.com
restorationstuff.com
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Re: Speedster 1/2 oval steel body trim
Pretty sure it is referred to as 1/8 Oval.
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Re: Speedster 1/2 oval steel body trim
Here we call it a C moulding.
Allan from down under.
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Re: Speedster 1/2 oval steel body trim
I used the molding from Restoration Supply on my ABC speedster. They have other neat stuff like the Klaxon horn button on the dash. There is wood underneath, so I attached the molding with small wood screws. Larry Sigworth and Mike Bender in the background.