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OK, I'm full of myself as something good worked out on my 54. My wife and I installed a new one- piece ABS headliner from Rod's doors and its TOO cool fool. We installed the heat/padding insulation along wih another sheet of that silver bubble pop stuff. Locktite headliner adhesive did the job really well and its very strong. These one piece headliners are so quick to install I only had time to use one swear word on the whole job and having four hands really helped and my wife is good with sissors. These one-piece liners really do just POP right in...NO moe cardboard for me. They never sag and never pick up moisture. THE BEST ADVICE ever was on this board, make patterns for all of your holes. I used felt paper, duct tape and a red felt pen. I used the windshield to make my witness marks and lay-out lines. Drilled all the holes including the sun visors which are 1 inch and installed them without missing a whole...all because I made patterns! OK ....I have to go look at my truck again before I go to bed just one more time grin Steve

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Forgot to mention... Dave aka FLa54chevy3100 gave me the hint about the patterns..THANKS DAVE you rock!
Steve

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OK so where are the pictures?? We need pictures :hammering:


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Well, if I knew how to post those dang pictures I would have posted them...I'm still working on the problem so maybe in the near future....if I don't kill my camera first! Steve

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jeeeeez how about a link to rods doors????? my wife runs with scissors

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YES! Pictures, please!

They are *easy* to do -- just get 'em onto your computer and load 'em up here:
http://www.tinypic.com/
then copy and paste the link they give you into your message.


~~ Alan Horvath
1954 Chevy Pickup
Singing his praises in the
Passing Lane

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