YOUR RESEARCHRear Wheel arch trim
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Does anyone know what that bit of trim is called that fits in the corner of the sill and the rear wheel arch (forward part of the arch nearest the door) I have seen it on some 2002 cars? I like the look and wondered where I could get one/ cost.
The technical term for them is - Side Strake :thumb: Edit Possibly Porsha-part or similar
I think they may also be known as "Side Spats" ??? .... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree here ....
No, spats are the bits that are attached to the rear PU also known as 'Bum flaps" :roll: TB
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