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Default Help Identify GM Molding 7748131

Can anybody with more resources than me help identify this molding? I have tried my GM books and Google with no results.
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It is not listed in my '71 P & A Manual. By '68, p/ns were 7795xxx so it must be early '60s.
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Look like this ?
https://bobsclassiccars.com/product/...-molding-trim/





Looks like the piece at the quarter window.


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P & A lists those as 3941891 & 3941892.
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Shows discontinued Nov 1990. All I have is Chevrolet catalogs. Maybe it's a different car line.....Joe
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What of 2-Dr. Post cars or Canadian Beaumonts, different Part #'s?
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What of 2-Dr. Post cars or Canadian Beaumonts, different Part #'s?
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That's what I'm thinking, or if the trim for 2 tone paint would be different than a vinyl roof ?? His piece certainly looks like it would be for some application like this.
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