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What do yanks call the sill cover plate?
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 13 8:51 am
by MilesnMiles
I mean the aluminium kick plate that screws onto the top of the sills for show.
Trying to find one in Year One cataog and none of my searches come out?
Why can't they speak proper English
Rocker, hood, fanny, pants, humor, trunk, aaaagh
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 13 8:54 am
by MilesnMiles
Found them....they call them 'sill plates'. Proper English. Now, where's my warm beer?
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 13 9:45 am
by Pete
Yeah, but they bolt them to the Rockers?
What's that all about????
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 13 11:38 am
by autofetish
Rocker panel covers or plates
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 13 11:49 am
by shovelheadrob
I thought they were rocker covers & the things you bolt to your heads are valve covers.
Wings are fenders
Fenders are bumpers
2 countries separated by a common language.
Posted: Mon Dec 02, 13 8:49 pm
by steveo
Pete wrote:Yeah, but they bolt them to the Rockers?
What's that all about????
yeah that true , call them rockers ,
going off the subject a little , yet when you could order M25 mouldings on a charger they were actually called wide sill mouldings
so they used the word Sill
https://www.yearone.com/Product/1966-74 ... ody/sp714p
Posted: Mon Dec 02, 13 9:33 pm
by Pete
Posted: Wed Dec 04, 13 11:59 am
by terryr
Mmmm .white with red bits.i like white
Posted: Wed Dec 04, 13 12:13 pm
by drewcrane
we call those rocker moldings
