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#1311330 05/21/2019 12:22 AM
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Does the 1946 Headliner Center Bow Slot (open side)for the cardboard face the windshield or the back window?
Another way to ask, Does the rear section of the cardboard go in the slot or the front section of the cardboard?
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Last edited by Harold46; 05/21/2019 12:24 AM.

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I installed Sparky’s open side toward the rear window. I recall asking the same question before I did it and recall that was the reply. Don’t recall off hand the source. Regardless, it worked fine.


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