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demingboy · 06-14-2021, 02:15 PM

I was thinking that if headliner tucks behind window trim that windlace would not be necessary. On my car I can tuck it behind front and back side windows. The center post has a covered panel I guess you would call it, that the short part of the headliner will tuck behind also.
The rear goes out the rear window and the new rubber covers the egde.
The front windshield trim covers it also.
I agree the windlace dresses it up but I am guessing not all installs are the same.
Also consider my opinion as only based on one car,mine. So really I dont know much.

06-14-2021, 02:15 PM	#17
demingboy Member Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: Cozumel and Deming N.M. Posts: 87	Re: '40 coupe upholstery question I was thinking that if headliner tucks behind window trim that windlace would not be necessary. On my car I can tuck it behind front and back side windows. The center post has a covered panel I guess you would call it, that the short part of the headliner will tuck behind also. The rear goes out the rear window and the new rubber covers the egde. The front windshield trim covers it also. I agree the windlace dresses it up but I am guessing not all installs are the same. Also consider my opinion as only based on one car,mine. So really I dont know much.