"T" shipped fender welting

[packratc]

Working on a P19 that had been built years ago. Either it or one of my parts cars had some "T" shipped black plastic fender welting. But it's scraped & cut too rough to use. I put in chrome welting & don't like it. The black "T" welting lays lower than the regular round beaded products. Does anyone know of a source for such a product? It's relatively narrow, kind of like you had cut down the original and rounded off the head. Reading this back it sounds like I'm nuts, I know. Thanks for your help & understanding. Packratc

 

 

 

[packratc]

This post is meant to say "T" shaped & not shipped.

[DJ194950]

Like this?

www.completeautomobilist.com/products/693-container-wing-piping-tee

[rb1949]

Good question, only seeing the round bead welting. My '49 has the stainless and looks nice. Some people paint the vinyl kind.

[DrDoctor]

   Check with Wichita Trimming in Wichita, Kansas. they may have something that would work. Also, Soft Seal deals with GM cars, but they may also have something that would work for you. I've used both firms, and have no complaints with either of them. Good luck.  Thx.

[Young Ed]

I know what you are talking about and if I recall for Dads 51 we had to reuse originals.

[Plymouthy Adams]

Restoration Specialties has it in their catalog...

[packratc]

The wing piping T looks like the stuff. i had found that but ordering it looked ominous. I'll find my Roberts catalog somewhere. Thanks for the other answers also.

 

[Dodgeb4ya]

Shown is the 1949 and up Mopar "T" shaped plastic rear  fender welting...

Edited November 30, 2016 by Dodgeb4ya

[packratc]

Looks like the stuff. Mine is a 1950 so the "T" is the factory stuff. Is that what you're saying? DodgeB4ya, where did this come from? Thanks!

 

[Dodgeb4ya]

The "T" welting is the factory welting. I bought a roll of it at a closed down dealer in Nebraska years ago.