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#639700 04/21/2010 10:47 PM
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Dumb question # 39…..Where does the windlace go? On the door or on the cab my guess is the cab, but might as well be sure. Also has anyone managed to get it on all in one continuous piece??... I’ve hade the stuff for a while now, but never tried to install it.


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frame of the cab bro.openings


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Good question Kip, I know it mounts to the cab, but what about around the dash board? I took a look and this is what I found. The cab windlace starts at the bottom of the kick-board and continues around the arch of the door below the seat, all as one piece. Looks like the dash would need to be off for a proper fit?

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Guess I will not get a "proper fit" as the dash is not coming back off any time in the near future. Thanks for the info.


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I installed in one continuous piece from floor at kick panel up and around, back down to floor at rear of seat. Metal trim piece screws over flange of windlace. Had enuf room to get by ends of dashboard.


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