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GM production small block engines were known as Mouse motors.

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Re: 1984 headliner question

Subject: Re: 1984 headliner question
by Matatk on 2010/7/9 17:20:15

Quote:

CentralCoaster wrote:
Cardboard will look like hell. And the roof is curved anyways, so I'm not sure how a flat piece of anything would work well.

What's so hard about gluing carpet padding or foam directly to the roof?


I didn't know that's how they originally were. I was thinking it was more like a headliner in a car - ie, hardboard/foam/fabric. Since I have the acrylic top, I've never taken a painted one apart.

Matthew
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