Sid Molding and Mud Flaps
01-18-11, 04:57 AM
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Thanks, me also. At first I was somewhat concerned with them being black but with all the the black in my lower panel actually like it.
I also liked the $50 or so bucks you helped me save by sharing the site info and by being a member of this board.
Thanks again
Bob
I also liked the $50 or so bucks you helped me save by sharing the site info and by being a member of this board.
Thanks again
Bob
01-22-11, 01:57 PM
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Beautiful functional side moldings
I had these side moldings installed by JM Lexus in South Florida. They are color keyed to the car and have a chrome stripe, they look great on the car and I believe they give me alittle bit of protection in parking lots. I have seen similiar moldings for sale on e-bay for $150.
I had a 2007 RX350 that had factory moldings and was amazed when the 2010 model came out that they were eliminated.
I had a 2007 RX350 that had factory moldings and was amazed when the 2010 model came out that they were eliminated.
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01-24-11, 04:28 AM
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Looks nice! I was surprised too. Guess they were going for that smooth look or something but a door ding really messes up that smooth look. You should get you some mud flaps to go with your molding.
Bob
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04-05-11, 10:25 AM
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Thanks for the reply---good to know re: the molding.
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