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I did not wet the cardboard. My buddy and I basically sat in the truck put the piece that fits above the windshield on first. Then put on the floating bar. Proceeded to place the rear cardboard in the bar and then using a small flat head screw driver we manipulated the weather stripping to over lap the cardboard.
We had to redrill some holes to hold the back metal bracket in place. While I applied forward pressure making sure the headliner and bracket were connected my buddy inserted the retaining screws one at a time. It was pretty smooth with the extra set of hands and it looks good. I didn't add any noise deadener and it still quieted down the noise a bit.
I will take pics today and post them this afternoon(8-10-04).
Headliner Pics are now on my website along with the beginnings of my wiring harness pics.
Thanks, Chris
Chris 1955FirstSeries
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