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    Posted: 19-November-2022 at 3:43AM
All,

I am looking for a full set of 1972 Torino wheel lip moldings for a laser Stipe car.

I know how hard these are to find but if anyone has a set they will part with please call or text me 402-201-9674.

If you just have fronts or rears I will buy a set of those as well. 

I understand the prices on these so don't be shy!

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Michael,

I purchased one of my wheel lip moldings from this supplier:


They had another one when I ordered mine.  The one I ordered was great quality, no dents.

I also saw one on eBay you may want to check out.

Thanks,
Chris
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https://autopartsobsolete.com/1972-1973-ford-torino-wheel-opening-molding-nos-ford-D20Z-6529165-B.html

Is this the one you need?  Looks like it is still in stock.

-Chris
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Those are the short ones for cars with the lower body trim. The laser stripe cars use a length one and are super rare and hard to find.  If I found a set of laser stripe ones at that price I'd buy them even though I don't need them just to have a backup.
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Vince,

Thanks, I read a couple of old threads to catch-up on the differences.

Is this one for the 1972 stripes?  It looks longer - the seller only lists one, though.

EBay, 

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nos 1972 ford Torino LH front wheel lip molding D2OZ-16039-A. Nos in the ford wrapper very rare 
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Yes, that is the correct one for a laser stripe car.  Just a tad higher in price....LOL
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Supply and demand economics.  Smile

I see what you meant about being hard to find!

Good luck with your search Michael! 

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I have a full set of '72 Laser Stripe moldings that I will never use, I sold the Torinos. I bought them about 10 years ago as a spare set. I have 3 restored moldings, RR, LR, RF, that have some minor rot on the inner lip, probably from winter salt. It doesn't affect the outer appearance. I paid $250 each for those. I also have a LF that needs to be restored along with 2 unrestored rears. I have an NOS front molding also but I'm not sure what it fits because I don't have a car to test it on. It's definitely not a '73 because both ends are long like the 72. I will sell as a package deal only so make me an offer if you like.

I also have a grille surround molding with attachment bolts, needs restoration.
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I sent you a private message Regarding the grill surround..

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Hello,
Do you still have the wheel lip moldings for the 1972 Torino ?

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Did this ever get done? Are they avaliable? Do they still need a set?
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