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I'm looking for a photo of the following interior trim pieces for a 1946 1/2 ton pickup:

- Interior Left and Right cab corners (for behind the seat).
- Interior Left and Right vertical trim pieces for the 3' vertical section on the rear side (door latch side) of the door frame.
- Center headliner strip to join the front and rear headliner cardboards.

I have a 1946 1/2 ton pickup project that is missing these pieces (which I posted a 'want ad' for in the other forum), and I'm trying to understand what exactly they look like, especially the headliner center trim piece. Does it overlap the edges of the front and rear headliner cardboard? Someone advertised a strip with only a single slot, which I didn't understand how it would secure the 'other' headliner cardboard.

Any photos or clarity would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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homer,

I hope he responds. I sent him one yesterday to tell him about posting for images in Interiors. He had not responded to that one. Hopefully, he'll get back ... at some point. wave


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