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Introduction
Getting started
Bulkhead
Benz engine
Power steering
Toyota differential
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Headliner and sunroof
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| After living too many years with a mouse-piss smelling headliner, it was time to change it out. Because I'm cheap and like to do things different I decided to dream something up myself. I figured I would install a sunroof and alpine windows while I was at it.
Here's the roof off the truck, alpine window and sunroof holes cut out.
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| The sunroof being test fitted. You'll need to trim and re-shape the center brace. |
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| 1" closed-cell foam fitted and trimed to the window holes. |
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| After the foam is fitted, grey wool felt was glued and the edges rolled around the corners. |
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| The roof done and ready to be re-installed on the truck. The headliner is done in two main pieces. The center rib is a strip of felt glued down before the large pieces are installed. Another small piece was made for the rear vertical area. |
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| The roof done and installed on the truck. |
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| What it looks like from the outside. |
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