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Jason7121 03-07-2017 11:26 PM

Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Need pictures of how cab divider trim is being mounted on trucks that didn't have it originally. Are you guys using rivets or screws for the mounting clips?

randy500 03-07-2017 11:41 PM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
The dimensions and placement should be in the factory assembly manual. They use to make a special screw that replicated the stud that is welded to the cab.
They also make the exact stud for a body dent "stud gun welder" if you have access to one of those.

Jason7121 03-07-2017 11:58 PM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Any idea where I can get those studs we have a stud gun. Thanks for reply

randy500 03-08-2017 12:04 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason7121 (Post 7879625)
Any idea where I can get those studs we have a stud gun. Thanks for reply

It takes a special adapter for the end of the stud gun too. What brand gun do you have. I have a box of those I think.

randy500 03-08-2017 12:05 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Type this in google, lots of results

stud welder trim rivets

Jason7121 03-08-2017 12:55 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Thanks for info and great build btw

Jason7121 03-08-2017 01:06 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
I would have to ask body shop who's helping me with it. That's nice of you I can paypal you some money for them. He has a few different guns maybe 1 would work

randy500 03-08-2017 01:15 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Your welcome and thanks too.

If he has multiple stud guns he probably has the adapter. It looks like the adapters are available. I will have to see if I still have those, haven't used them in at least 15 years...

Jason7121 03-08-2017 01:20 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
That would be great thanks

B. W. 03-08-2017 10:56 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
5 Attachment(s)
Measured on a '72 C20
paint divider trim on back of cab: chrome trim is centered 1&5/8" above body line on back of cab
bottom of chrome trim lines up with the color split on the door, NOT the bottom of the drip rail
Measured from the edge of the door jamb, NOT the inside of the drip rail:
#1 rivet 1&1/4" from jamb
#2 rivet 5&1/4" from jamb (3&7/8" from #1)
#3 rivet centered between 10&3/4" and 10&7/8" from #2 ( 5&1/2" from #2)
#4 rivet 18&1/4" from jamb (7&1/2 from #3)
#5 rivet 9&1/2" from #4
#6 rivet 9&1/2" from #5

from forum - Chevrolet assembly instructions
measuring from the center line of the rear of cab:
2.16" down from window lip (very top with glass out?)
1st rivet 1.5" from CL
2nd rivet 9.5 from CL
3rd rivet 19" from CL
4th rivet 28.5" from CL
5th rivet (on cab corner) 0.93" foreward from rear of cab
6th rivet (one closest to door) 4.5" from rear of cab

Jason7121 03-08-2017 11:00 AM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Thanks for all the great information guys I appreciate all the help.

B. W. 03-08-2017 01:31 PM

Re: Paint divider cab trim mounting
 
Trim rivet stud P/N 00540 Motorguard / Magna 500 count
Electrode P/N J20009 (stud holder)


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