[Rich_Illinois]

Hi Terry,

Email me at krharrell21@hotmail.com and we will work out the details.

Im thinking $25 and Ill pay the shipping.

Edited to add link to photos:

http://community.webshots.com/album/570747697IHujXX

[Terry Horner]

what is the length?

[Rich_Illinois]

38 inches

It is in original GM box, and as Glenn said (thanks Glenn!):

Grp 7.832 PN 230407 is labelled on the box.

Edit

Hmmmm . . . . On the back of the Nameplate is PT # 398855 --- and below that, 13828

Maybe Glenn can help here, I have no idea.

[Oldsfan]

230407 is the part number for the molding "package", which most likely originally included the fastening nuts. 398855 is most likely a casting number, or GM's number for the molding itself, which was never available to the public under that number.

Paul

[Rich_Illinois]

Thanks Paul!

I recall that now that you mentioned it --- Ive been out of this WAY too long!

[Terry Horner]

do you still have the strip.... how is it fastened on.....

[Rich_Illinois]

I still have it.

I believe it is fastened with what are called speednuts.

I dont have those, but a body shop surely would.

[fatratmatt]

I added a bumper strip to the rear of my Delmont 88, I know it wasn't an option for The Delmont (although it should of been) It looks too good to not have on the back. Anyway I picked up speed bolts at Lowe's. I used an 3/16" stud, 3/8 Hex type and it works perfect. The hard part was getting my arm up behind the bumper without taking the bumper off. It can be done. A ratchet and socket was my weapon of choice. Good Luck to ya.

[Rich_Illinois]

Thanks for the info!

[Rich_Illinois]

Bumper strip has been sold.