Relying on the internet as I can't find the magazines....yes and no. The Net shows Grimes' 65 does not, Sullivan and Trepanier rides did, lots went monochrome. As long as you're not nailing a replica, you could go several different ways and be right *NM*

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Relying on the internet as I can't find the magazines....yes and no. The Net shows Grimes' 65 does not, Sullivan and Trepanier rides did, lots went monochrome. As long as you're not nailing a replica, you could go several different ways and be right *NM*

In Response To: Been doing some body work on my '65 Riviera pro street. I noticed that the roof drip rail is missing a little bit on the passenger side by the side window vent. Does anyone remember if drip rails were being shaved on pro street cars in the late 80s/ early 90s? *NM* ()

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Been doing some body work on my '65 Riviera pro street. I noticed that the roof drip rail is missing a little bit on the passenger side by the side window vent. Does anyone remember if drip rails were being shaved on pro street cars in the late 80s/ early 90s? *NM*
- Relying on the internet as I can't find the magazines....yes and no. The Net shows Grimes' 65 does not, Sullivan and Trepanier rides did, lots went monochrome. As long as you're not nailing a replica, you could go several different ways and be right *NM*
- Hopefully the picture comes through (Is it big enough to see? I'm using my phone right now). It's not real bad. I've dealt with worse. I may just eliminate the drip rail. *NM* *PIC*
  - Piece of Evergreen strip styrene, say .020" square...replace the whole thing, sharper than before *NM*

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