2 door '36 Slantback garnish moldings PLEASE HELP

[ab_36ford]

So when I bought the car it had all the interior garnish moldings. For shits and giggles the other day I went to make sure they all fit and it looks like the door and side rears are both the same. I have 2 lefts and 2 rights. They went into the rear 1/4s just fine but didn't really want to set into the doors. They all look the same and look as if the screw holes would match up to the doors. So is there a difference in the moldings between the doors and the rear 1/4s??
Thanks fellas
-Andrew

 

[Don Rogers]

Tudors and 3-window coupes used 68-702076 front door window panel garnish. Tudors also used the same garnish on the backside window panels. approximately 25 inches long. See attached photo to see the garnish that I think you are talking about.

 

[V8COOPMAN]

Tudors and 3-window coupes used 68-702076 front door window panel garnish. Tudors also used the same garnish on the backside window panels. approximately 25 inches long. See attached photo to see the garnish that I think you are talking about.

Don ....Aren't those the extra trim piece that goes BELOW the garnish on a DeLuxe? DD

 

[Don Rogers]

Yes they are. Without any photos from Andrew, he could have been talking about the basic window finish strip (not the same front and back) supplied on both std and deluxe vehicles or the door window garnish panel (same front and back) supplied only on deluxe or touring vehicles. We will see when he replies.

 

[deuce lover]

I think he was asking about the garnish themselves,not the finish strips that go under the garnish.

 

[ab_36ford]

Whoops, sorry forgot the pics. Yes, I was talking about the window moldings that go around the frames. Thanks for the info guys, I'll get to fitting.

 

[Don Rogers]

The window finish strips (moldings) are not the same. The door window finish strip and quarter window finish strips have different part numbers.

 

[ab_36ford]

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