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If you need the chrome trim for the shifter opening, order the one for the Harley option. Most reasonable priced. Brushed aluminium finish. And then scotch brite your cup holder trim to match.
Last edited by mastercct1; 12-27-2014 at 12:58 PM.
Reason: autocorrect
mastercct1 I do need the chrome trim for the shifter opening, which I'll be ordering next week. After being painted the organizers turned out great! I think that it was a $5.00 spent. Tell me what you guys think.
The part number I used was Bl3Z-7E391-BA. I ordered from Tasca Auto parts that has a post on this site. Current price is $11.66 plus shipping. The chrome ones are $30 or more plus shipping. This is the brushed aluminum for the Harley version trucks. I removed my cup holder bezel and scuffed it with a scotch brite pad. If you look at my pics they look the same.
The part number I used was Bl3Z-7E391-BA. I ordered from Tasca Auto parts that has a post on this site. Current price is $11.66 plus shipping. The chrome ones are $30 or more plus shipping. This is the brushed aluminum for the Harley version trucks. I removed my cup holder bezel and scuffed it with a scotch brite pad. If you look at my pics they look the same.
This part # is for the brushed aluminum bezel around shifter correct?
Much cheaper than I've found on eBay.
Yes it looks like brushed aluminum. Some of the chrome ones listed on ebay, by tasca, include shipping some don't. It can be a number game. $32.00 with shipping $25.00 without shipping. I went straight to Tasca's web site and ordered. I have placed 4 orders with Tasca and have been very happy with their prices and service. I got my dash parts from them with shipping for less than I could get them locally. Scotch brite or steel wool will make the two parts very close.
If you guys want something customized however you want to fill the hole look at 3d printing a plastic part! You can make any geometry you want and shop around for a good price. Redeyeondemand is a huge printing company but may be expensive depending on complexity.
12-27-2014, 07:37 AM
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