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Great. Now I know what I am looking for. The photos help on how they go too.

It's a challenge completing a project for someone else. You don't know what is missing till you get to that point.

And this one:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/waXzyx3DD6s9SQqZA

Let me see if this works:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CRCG6cYHP65gUK1m6

I pulled the trim off my 61 Traveller. There's a clip thingy in the track for that one.

I have the trim parts with the metal tab on the back but there is nothing on the body for the tab to fit into. What should I be looking for? Photo would be really great.

Thanks for the help.