What are the plastic strips across the outside of the doors called?

[RiffRaffMama]

On a VX, about half way down on the outside of the doors, there's strips that are about 5cm or so wide that run across the width of the doors and finish on the front quarter panel. I think they're meant to help protect your doors from hitting stuff like other doors. They don't. On Execs they're black and on Berlinas and Calais they're colour coded. VTs have a channel/crease instead. What are the strips called? I've tried looking up "door strips" which just returns weatherstrip, "door trim" which just gives me those annoying little plastic retainer clips that hold down things like your boot carpet and break a lot, and "door moulding" just brings up those chrome/black plastic strips that run along the top of your doors to help stop water running down your window and inside the door.
Is there some other word I haven't tried?
Thanks.

 

[Smitty]

simples....

they are called - bodyside moulding
(I used to work for the plastics co that made these for GMH and Ford)

 

[ephect]

Try trolley strips or door molding strip

 

[Smitty]

.. I added a set to my VX SS (SS vehicles did not have them ex factory )
benefit of working for the manufacturer

 

[RiffRaffMama]

simples....

they are called - bodyside moulding
(I used to work for the plastics co that made these for GMH and Ford)

I like that name, but apparently no one on ebay knows that's what they're called

 

[RiffRaffMama]

Thanks to your suggestions, I've now had minor success with "Door mould trim" and "body mould strip".
Thanks for your input!

 

[Aus78Formula]

or they use the US spelling of mold, yet ebay can quickly find you every listing for a VW Clubsport....

 

[RiffRaffMama]

or they use the US spelling of mold

Yeah, I tried both, but people were using the right spelling.

 

[losh1971]

Also try bump mould. I've seen them call that.

 

[Aus78Formula]

Sounds like a shower cleaner;
New Bump-Mould....