1937 Pickup Interior Kit?

[snappydon]

Been awhile since I logged on.


Life seems to get in the way of my '37 project...


Anyway, I'm getting ready to get the truck put back together and have been trying to locate a complete cardboard interior kit for my project.


I thought I could buy a complete stock style cardboard kit for it. But I'm having trouble finding the kit I looked at a couple years ago. I thought it was thru Mac's but they seem to have changed their website from what I remember, and now I can't locate the cardboard kit.


It's not a show truck, more of a period correct farm truck, so I'd prefer the cardboard set over the ABS style.


Can anyone point me in the right direction?


Thanks! Don

[51504bat]

I used the cardboard kit from Mac's in my '39. Not sure about a '37. Kit fits OK but the roof panel sags. Not sure if its the panel itself or the sound deadener I installed coming loose. If I ever replace it I'll look into the ABS kits.

[Steve Seidl]

Snappy, get a Macs catalog 32-48.See page 14 for headliner and panel sets.

[snappydon]

I went back thru my stack of old catalogs and found the set.


Just got off the phone with Mac's.


Kit is ordered and 5-6 weeks lead time.


I asked why the set doesn't show up online and the guy said the new system dumped a BUNCH of stuff from the website.


I'm back on track!


Thanks!

[GaryU.]

Good to hear! When you are ready to install start a new thread or continue an old one to get tips from Barners. Be prepared for some fitting and trimming of panels to get the best fit. Also I used some of the nails for the windlace around the top of the doorways as that is what I found removing the old headliner panel on my '39 pickup. This was an original interior I removed during refurbishment.

[alanwoodieman]

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the later model truck cabs have a tab welded to roof to prevent sags, I glued a wooden block onto the roof of my 38 that I worked on then ran a screw into the block with an uph washer