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Headliner
Posted: October 31, 2013, 3:15 pm
by 1965 stepside
So the outside is close to being done. Question
On interior if i did not replace the headliner would
The sound be pretty loud on the inside? Also i how
New of pickup can i use a seat out of would a 1990 f150
Bench seat work, bucket seats low back mustang
Seats work? Any advice would be great thanks
Re: Headliner
Posted: October 31, 2013, 4:31 pm
by Shadow
My Truck Doesn't Have A Headliner Or Carpeting And To Me It's Not All That Bad. That Being Said I Can't Imagine One Of Those Cardboard Headliners Providing Much Sound Deadening Without Some Insulation Underneath... Not Sure About The Bucket-Seats. Good-Luck!
Re: Headliner
Posted: October 31, 2013, 6:46 pm
by Toyz
'90s seats will work with the original tracks installed on them; Mustang (and other Ford of the era) buckets work great with the brackets reproduced by Bill W, one of our members.
Paul
Re: Headliner
Posted: November 1, 2013, 10:33 am
by bird55
It's up to you and how you want to build your truck. But I have to say Greybeards headliner would be the way I would go. And I would add insulation up above. Either Foil-based stuff or other but anything helps.
More importantly it not so much for sound but cooling and heating retention. JMHO
It get s over 100 degrees here in the summer and I know the insulation and headliner helps whether you have air cond or not.
Re: Headliner
Posted: November 2, 2013, 11:34 am
by 1965 stepside
I am thinking about not putting in the headliner.
As far as seats was just thinking of something
A little more comfy. I just leave it as is i am kinda
Into the old skool original look. Thanks for the advice