Headliners & Windlace
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I need to replace the headliner in my 2262. It had a big sag over the driver's seat that had a heavy feel to it, like 40 years of mouse nest. Luckily, it appears that the insulation mat has de-laminated from the roof and weighing down on it. At least that is what it feels like. I still plan to dress for a hazmat job.
In preparation I was looking over the door windlace today trying to figure out if I would have to remove the dashboard. Checking online, I came across this article that looks worth sharing; very well done and may be good to have:http://www.raylinrestoration.com/TechnicalPages/Windlace/Windlace.htm Bernie
Posted on: 2014/12/14 16:03
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Re: Headliners & Windlace
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Thank you for the detailed description and the pictures. The color of the car is even the same.
In your picture it looks like you had the dashboard out of the car when you did the job. I am figuring I will have to at least unbolt mine and move it around to get the windlace tight and straight. Bernie
Posted on: 2014/12/15 9:32
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Re: Headliners & Windlace
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Nice photos, excellent presentation. Did you folks use a kit or fabricate the headliner from scratch?
Thanks Fred D
Posted on: 2014/12/15 10:33
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