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Thread: Side Moldings for 3500 Question

  1. #1
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    Hi all,

    Ouch! I just found an ugly dent on my drivers
    door.....where the side molding SHOULD be

    At the Rendezvous, one of the 3500's had
    used the side moldings from a 2002 GMC
    Sierra Denali P/U. This molding set included
    a piece that fits on the quarter panel in
    front of the wheel opening. The regular
    GMC chrome molding for this piece is 17.3"
    and the Denali part is less than 16" which
    fits the dually rear fender.

    My recollection is that these side
    moldings were dark....almost a graphite color.
    Can the Denali moldings be purchased in chrome
    vs the graphite color. Also, does any one have
    the part numbers for the Denali side moldings?

    Any other side molding suggestions for the Dually?
    02 Chevy 3500HD, D/A, 4x4, Lucerix Mirrors, Fumoto valve, Amsoil air filter, <br />Kaydenco mudflaps, Hadley Air Horns, Lund Hood Protector, Prodigy,<br />2 micron Racor Post OEM fuel filter install photos:<br /><a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok</a>

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    56Nomad,
    If you want you can check out www.sportwing.com.
    I'm pretty sure they have a good assortment of after-market moldings.
    '02 GMC Sierra SLT 3500 4WD D/A CC Black/Graphite (Totally Impressed with this Truck!!!) Pulls a 24' Sooner Goosneck Cattle Trailer w/a 30,000lb Draw-Tite Flush Mount Remove-a-Ball Trailer Hitch & Hayes Lemmerz Syncronizer Brake Controller
    Mods So Far: Edge Juice, 4.61 HOT!!!,BD XMonitor, 4" Magnaflow Stainless Steel Exhaust w/5" S/S Tip, AFE Air Intake Snorkel, 3" Front Suspension Torsion Bar Levelling Kit, Cooper Discoverer S/T 255/85's, Bilstein Shocks F&R, Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs with in-cab Dual Air Command, Correctrack 1 3/4" Dually Spacers,F&R Centramatic Wheel Balancers, BD Exhaust Brake, Howes Fuel Additive, J&J S/S Millenium Running Boards w/lights, J&J S/S Headache Rack & Rails, J&J Lighted Grab Handles, Manik S/S Tail-Light Guards, GoRhino 7000 series S/S Brush Guard, PIAA Halogen Driving Lights, Lund Sun Visor, Cloud Rider F&R Mudflaps, S/S Door Handle and Tailgate Inserts, Style-Line S/S Wheel Inserts, Auto Ventshade Bugflector II, Auto Ventshade F&R Window Ventvisors, All Star Under Rail Box Liner, Duratrunk Tool Box, Catch-All F&R Floormats, Sportwing Chrome-Bolt Graphics across doors & dually fenders.
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    CanadaKev,

    Thanks. I did some checking in the Mitchell
    Manuel and find that the Denali side moldings
    all have to be painted before they are applied.
    So no chrome available.

    Interesting that Denali Sierra P/U only comes in
    three colors.

    I think I'll go to your plan B [img]smile.gif[/img]
    02 Chevy 3500HD, D/A, 4x4, Lucerix Mirrors, Fumoto valve, Amsoil air filter, <br />Kaydenco mudflaps, Hadley Air Horns, Lund Hood Protector, Prodigy,<br />2 micron Racor Post OEM fuel filter install photos:<br /><a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok</a>

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    56nomad,

    If you wait untill the 2003 trucks come out, you should be able to buy the Denali style side mouldings in chrome if you like. In 2003 the 4 wheel steer option will be available in more truck lines, so the Denali won't be the only choice.

    mowser
    Silver metallic, 2002 Chevy 3500LT D/A ExtCab 4X4: Banks 4\" exhaust/ Boost&EGT gauges: ULTRA 02 Aluminum Wheels with Bridgestone Dueler A/T REVOS tires: AFE Magnum Force/Stage 2 intake system and Juiced by Edge. <br /><br /> member #2673

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    Mowser,

    I decided to go with after market for now. We have
    a mobile molding/striper fella who visits all the
    dealers and body shops in our area. I picked
    one of his samples and he will order it and
    install it for me. It is mostly chrome with black
    edges.....

    I'll post pictures when it is finished.

    [ 06-12-2002: Message edited by: 56Nomad ]</p>
    02 Chevy 3500HD, D/A, 4x4, Lucerix Mirrors, Fumoto valve, Amsoil air filter, <br />Kaydenco mudflaps, Hadley Air Horns, Lund Hood Protector, Prodigy,<br />2 micron Racor Post OEM fuel filter install photos:<br /><a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok</a>

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    Hi all,

    Got the aftermarket moldings put on this morning. They look
    great and definately will protect the door panels.

    Here are the pictures......
    http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...9559&members=1

    02 Chevy 3500HD, D/A, 4x4, Lucerix Mirrors, Fumoto valve, Amsoil air filter, <br />Kaydenco mudflaps, Hadley Air Horns, Lund Hood Protector, Prodigy,<br />2 micron Racor Post OEM fuel filter install photos:<br /><a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok</a>

  7. #7
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    Cool

    Hi 56. Side moldings look great. Who made them? About how much do they cost? Do you know where they can be ordered? Thanks in advance. [img]smile.gif[/img]
    2002 3500 D/Max/Allison, Forest Green, Tan interior<br />4x4 LT. Dee Zee Boards, Catch All Matts, EGR Bug Sheild, Mud Flaps, Tonneau Cover, Bed Matt, Palomino 10ft. Slide-in Camper, Tork-Lift tie downs, Rancho 9000 Shocks.

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    Road Kill,

    I had the local installer come to my house
    to put them on. Just over $175, but after seeing
    him do it....... I could have done it. It comes
    on a roll. He lays out a straight line on the
    side of truck using masking tape. Then he intalls
    the flexible side molding which has adhesive on
    the back.

    Here is one site which has the moldings with the
    prices.

    http://www.sportwing.com/moldings2
    moldings2.asp?type=Chrome+Series
    02 Chevy 3500HD, D/A, 4x4, Lucerix Mirrors, Fumoto valve, Amsoil air filter, <br />Kaydenco mudflaps, Hadley Air Horns, Lund Hood Protector, Prodigy,<br />2 micron Racor Post OEM fuel filter install photos:<br /><a href=\"http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok\" target=\"_blank\">http://community.webshots.com/album/66562661oghYok</a>

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