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snake
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drip rail stainless trim

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Is the drip real stainless trim available aftermarket?? I looked in my Dennis Carpenter catalog but couldn't find these pieces. But I don't always understand the placement/order of some parts in their catalogs either so I may have missed them.

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Can it be removed from a parts truck without damaging it? I have some good looking trim on a parts truck.
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I looked through my LMC book quickly and did not see it either. You could check online though and check there. www.LMCtruck.com Good luck
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The trim can be carefully removed using a can opener.
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There is a guy on e-bay "Custom-Only" that has the drip rail chrome listed all the time...
I have done business with him a couple of times ... he's a really nice guy...

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