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Does anyone know for sure if this 48 5 window COE will use the same 2 piece headliner and upper door panel upholstery as the pickups use? Also, I was told that those firewall molded pads that you can order for the standard cab will fit the COE models too, has anyone used them before I order one? Thanks for any tips. Fran
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Fran - The headliner and upper door upholstery panels should be a match for regular pickup cabs as those where uniform across all the trucks. The COE lower door front end is different than regular pickup doors, but that is below the normal upper door panel area.

Just a SWAG on the firewall molded pad, but it should mostly fit, with a need to trim out a section for the engine cover hump in the COE that isn't present in the pickups. Hope this may help. wink


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Yes, Dan is correct, everything should fit. Regarding the firewall pad I had no problems with mine at all but because there are several types available I can't proclaim you won't have to trim a bit. Floor mats are different, however, and Jim Carter has one, his part # FL159. Cab windlace, including the lower door are also the same, but may require some trimming for correct length.


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