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#754166 06/13/2011 3:22 AM
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I bought headliner for this truck Installed the front and back headliner. My question is how does the center get put together blind clips or what?

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You should have a center rib support that the center retainer mounts to. The headliner slides in at the center and is retained front and rear with trim strips. I have mine at the chrome shop now but have seen some stainless.

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I thought that is how the center is put together but I don't have the center strip. I have looked in all of the parts places and have not found one. Do you know where I could get one?

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You might have to check e-bay, I'll check my stuff and see if I have a spare out there.

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Thanks let me know if you have one and I will check on e-bay

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I have half of what you need. I have the base bow but not the trim piece that screws to the base bow. the base bow attaches with two screws above each door opening.

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I really don't understand the terms let me understand what I need comes in 3 pieces? You have the bow that goes across the top of the cab? I will still need the pieces that attaches the bow to the top of the doors?

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There is just two pieces, There's the piece that mounts closest to the roof and the other piece mounts to it. The piece I have mounts closest to the roof it requires two mounting screws for each side. The piece I do not have mounts to the piece I have I think with about 6 screws which divides the headliner. If you look midways between the upper door sill you should see two screw holes on each side. I guess I could take a picture of the piece I have. Hope this helps. G

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There are 1 piece either ABS or Fiberglass available from Chevs of the 40's, the Filling Station or Jim carters. I have seen the pieces on ebay for the two piece.

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Does anybody put (or have recommendations) for insulation between the headliner and metal roof?


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oldbluetruck, I have insulated the roof of my 46. I first put a layer of peel-n-seal on the metal roof to cut down on the noise, then I got a water heater blanket, you know the ones that are foil on one side and ground up carpet on the other. I used 3m spray adhesive to glue it up to the roof. Shinney side towards the interior of the cab.

It's been that way for about 8 years now and works fine.

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Thanks George. I didn't think of the water heater blanket. Nice idea.

Unfortuneately, I looked up the peel-n-seal and it was not available in any Lowes near me. I wonder why?


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Here's the outer or exposed bow of center trim on ebay that you need. Now all you need is the piece this mounts to.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1939...arts_Accessories&hash=item5199fe4b03

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