Bodyside moulding....

[MMeier]

"Lost" the piece on front side of box, drivers side. Fuel must've loosened it up. Are these pieces still available anywhere?

 

[AKimmel]

It's not available new anymore. I needed one for a truck I redid and sold. I made one from a passenger door moulding I had on a parts truck. You just cut one end at an angle to match and thats all there is to it. I have a brand new passenger side moulding still in the wrapper I might sell if someone is interested. I couldn't bring myself to cut the new moulding when I ended up getting the parts truck, so thats why I still have it.

 

[MMeier]

The whole passenger side... or which portion? Since some nimrod installed this stuff with the chrome strip on top, the passenger side may just work!

 

[AKimmel]

The passenger side door moulding will work inplace of the drivers side front bed moulding. But, if yours are upside down, then someone has swapped them side for side. You may have to use the drivers side door moulding instead. The door mouldings work, because you save the factory made end at the rear edge of the door, and cut the other end to match the curve of your wheelhouse.

 

[JZellers]

Just as an fyi (more for those who wish to install or replace all of the factory molding), I ran into the same issue finding factory replacement molding when I repainted my '92 almost 4 years ago, but found that the aftermarket molding for a '94 S10 is a very close match. There are pictures that show it in my reader's rigs gallery. I still used the factory pieces on the front fender in front of the wheels and you can't tell the difference. You wouldn't want to mix it in right next to the factory pieces, though, because there's just enough difference to notice when they're side-by-side.