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    48 ply coupe

     



    i just bought a 1948 ply coupe body needs some work im trying to find the drip edges or rain gutters or what ever their called does any one make them in after market mine are gone any help will be appreciated thanks

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    Those are not an add on item. The drip edge is where the roof and sides join. Cutting or grinding them off can create problems with your roof and side panel alignments. It will take a very experienced welder to fix that seam if they are ground off. I don't know anyone that makes new drip edges,
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    Seen a forum where a guy rebuilt his on a Coupe or it was a sedan been a while . First he welded down a small piece of round stock 1/4 inch i believe . To this he fabbed up some small flat stock and welded it to that . With some grinding it all looked great. The weld filled edges and with the grinding it was real hard to tell they were not original . I will search it out on the forum and bookmark it if i find it .

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    Hey if you dont find them this could be a out also . Hope you dont mind mods but a great solution to a problem .



    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...ing+drip+rails

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    I've been working on a 48 for the last few years, let me know if I can be of any help.

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    thank s so much for all the great help i recived over the past few months you guys are great happy new year too all Ray

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