Re: Window reveal molding set- For Sale

[Jonesy]

Loren,

  A couple of questions. What does TTT and "bump" mean? Also, I am in need of the interior trim pieces that go around the rear window, any ideas? Thanks.

[Loren At 65GS]

TTT and Bump  are used to bring a post back up "To The Top" of a section.  In this case, the "Parts For Sale" section.


Those pieces are reproduced and available through many sources. 

Here is a link to OPGI : https://www.opgi.com/skylark/1965/interior-accessories/headliner-accessories/

Here is a link to YearOne : https://www.yearone.com/Catalog/1964.1965.1966.1967.1968.1969.1970.1971.1972.buick.skylark.gs.parts/interior/headliner_roof/inside-rear-window-trim

Hope that helps,
  Loren

[Jonesy]

Thank you sir, it's greatly appreciated.

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I installed a 7 piece kit in my 65 a few years ago. The mistakes I made were, one, not pre-fitting before painting, as I remember the lower corners were not quite correct angle and needed some heat to get them fitted. second, the rear window sealer was soft and they had used to much and it kept the trim from setting correctly in place. Maybe I should have either tried to trim the sealer, but that is kinda difficult, or do the trim when the rear window was out and then set the window. I have ran into this sealer problem and interior trim on several of my GM cars, with both type of glass ribbon an sealers.

[Jonesy]

I see what you mean about the sealer, because it got all over my hands when I removed one of the trim pieces. I purchased the new ones through OPGI's because "Year Ones" side pieces were too small. Thanks for the tip on the fitment issue, I'll size them and do some fitting before I paint and install. I have the tan interior so what paint would you recommend I use?