WTB drivers side kingswood door trim

[Dick61]

Are these trims the same on both sides or are they right and left handed? I have one but I think it's a right hand one, it seemed to sit better on the right hand side when I tried it against my ute. I haven't got the attachment points on my car so I just held it against the pillar.

[wbute]

They are right and left sided.

[Dick61]

I'll have to dig this one out, it was in the cab of a Ute that is now all cut up for rust repair sections

[Cocko750]

No chance to look this arvo still workin will try tommorow mate

[tup39]

No chance to look this arvo still workin will try tommorow mate

No probs mate all good.

[Cocko750]

Two busy days of truck driving had a look this arvo and the Kingswood ute has none on drivers side and can't find the pair I was saving either (container is a mess)will keep searching though and in a few weeks will be looking at a few more old cars so might still have a chance of getting one for you.

[Dick61]

How do you tell which side is which? The one I have here, if I lay it down so the backside is up there is a cutout about 50mm from the top and the cutout is on the left. If it were on the passenger side, the cutout would be towards the rear of the car when mounted or towards the front on the drivers side.

[Taily]

How do you tell which side is which? The one I have here, if I lay it down so the backside is up there is a cutout about 50mm from the top and the cutout is on the left. If it were on the passenger side, the cutout would be towards the rear of the car when mounted or towards the front on the drivers side.

Lay the trim down flat with the "open" end pointing away from you and the finished side up.

There is a curved point on the end closest to you. The larger radius of the point goes towards the rear of the vehicle on each side.

Refer tup's pic of the bottom of the left pillar trim:

[Dick61]

Ok mines a passenger side.