Chrome trim panels along rails and hardtop mounting bolts?

[robio1]

Hello all, new here. I parted out a rusty 73 years ago, and stashed a few parts. Now, I have a chance to get another one, and am getting excited.

One thing I have is good floor trim, front and rear, and chrome trim panels that sat on top of the rails where the hardtop mounting bolts are.

My question is this... Since I don't see any of those for sale, and none in any pictures of 73 interiors I look at, are they specific to a different year or trim level? I would like to do a stock build, not a show truck, just a nice simple stock.

If they aren't for the 73, I will let them go to help fund this mess.

Thanks

 

[kennyw]

1973-75 and 76-91 are the year splits for the two different types of K5 roofs. The earlier ones were full convertible and the later ones were half cabs. The hardware down the bedsides is likely the same but the hardware to connect the half cab to the top vs the full top to the windshield frame will be different.

 

[imiceman44]

Hello all, new here. I parted out a rusty 73 years ago, and stashed a few parts. Now, I have a chance to get another one, and am getting excited.

One thing I have is good floor trim, front and rear, and chrome trim panels that sat on top of the rails where the hardtop mounting bolts are.

My question is this... Since I don't see any of those for sale, and none in any pictures of 73 interiors I look at, are they specific to a different year or trim level? I would like to do a stock build, not a show truck, just a nice simple stock.

If they aren't for the 73, I will let them go to help fund this mess.

Thanks

The reason you see some without is because some people misplace them when they put the top away for the summer.
I have 2 sets sitting here and no k5 no more.
I might sell them someday