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Trim clips and mastercylinder
As I sit here waiting for my second coat of clear to flash, I thought I'd see if anyone can tell me how the trim on my 60 ventura clips on. Here's a pic of the clips that have me baffled. The trim was in the trunk when I bought the car. Its all there, but I'm missing some clips. Also, is there a favourite way to convert to a dual reservoir mastercylinder? A particular year/model donor I should go hunt down? No seatbelts, solid steering column, steel dash, and brakes with no second chance.....kinda gives me the willies thinking about it. There's a shot of my flames as well. I think I picked a tough paint job to do for my first one, black and flames, but it seems to be working out so far.
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The flames look cool. I believe those clips just push in to the other part/ clip holder that would be in the oval hole in the side of your car. It looks just like what I need for all of the trim in my 61.
Not to hijack your thread, but do you know where I can get the clips that you have pictured in your stainless?
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I don't know for sure on the 1960, but on both 1961 and 1962 cars, I have converted to a dual master by using a 64 fullsize booster and a 67 fullsize dual master cylinder. Make sure that both units are the same make--that is either both bendix or both delco. Good luck.... Bill
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