Interior trim piece question

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by R.M., Apr 13, 2004.

  1. R.M.

    R.M. Guest

    Could someone please tell me what the 'politically correct' terminology is
    for the plastic interior trim pieces located at the door sill areas of
    cars/SUVs/trucks? I am referring to the plastic trim pieces that are
    positioned over the outermost edges of the carpet--and are completely
    exposed whenever the vehicle's door is opened. You know, the interior trim
    pieces that have a tendency to get scuffed up worse than most other interior
    pieces from getting in and out of the vehicle. :)

    Thanks in advance for clarifying this for me!

    R.M.
     
    R.M., Apr 13, 2004
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  2. R.M.

    Artfulcodger Guest

    Door Sills ? Scuff Plates?
    Why must it be politically correct it's only a piece of metal?


    Mike
     
    Artfulcodger, Apr 13, 2004
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  3. R.M.

    R.M. Guest

    Wow. It appears as though you took the 'politcally correct' comment
    seriously. Just a figure of speech there Mike. I've heard some of them
    referred to as plastic/metal door sills.
    I was just curious.

    R.M.
     
    R.M., Apr 13, 2004
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  4. R.M.

    Brian Smith Guest

    They are door sills, sweet and simple.
     
    Brian Smith, Apr 13, 2004
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