wheel arch trim question
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after owning my scoob for a little while ive noticed the the drivers side rear arch has a rubber lip all the way around but the pas side dos not
wanting to no are these std or has some one fitted them and ones gone missing
would like to get it put back on as its a good little thing to stop the edge of the arch rusting from stone chips
drivers side with trim
![](http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff466/MSD1266/20130508_155536_zps684e102e.jpg)
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passenger side without
wanting to no are these std or has some one fitted them and ones gone missing
would like to get it put back on as its a good little thing to stop the edge of the arch rusting from stone chips
drivers side with trim
![](http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff466/MSD1266/20130508_155536_zps684e102e.jpg)
![](http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff466/MSD1266/20130508_155529_zps968024da.jpg)
passenger side without
![](http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff466/MSD1266/20130508_155550_zps390a2332.jpg)
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I have to say that I took mine off to prevent mud collecting around the inside of the wheel arch. Without them on, it is now easier to clean the arches to prevent any further rusting.
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