1951 Meteor Victoria I am looking for suppliers of a headliner for my 1951 Meteor Victoria hardtop. It’s basically a rebadged Ford with a unique grille. Thanks!
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1627772610
Canadian 1951 Meteor Victoria Advertisement. |
Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria Try Cartouche (Mac's) or look up Acme Headliners on the web. They are a big supplier of headliners.
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria I don't know if they carry headliners, but try Hirsch Automotive Products in New Jersey
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria I always thought the '51 Victoria was the best looking "shoebox" ever.
I guess the Canadians disagreed.:mad: |
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1627809069
Canadian 1951 Meteor Victoria. Nothing wrong with the looks of the Canadian variant of the Ford Victoria. |
Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria Do you have the old one for a pattern? Your best bet may be getting matching material and getting a local upholstery shop to make one up for you. That is a nice looking model. Good luck.
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1627965701
1951 Ford Victoria |
Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria "I really wanted a Victoria, but all I got was this lousy club coupe.":D
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria Again, I much prefer the American versions, although I wouldn't kick a Canadian out of bed for eating crackers.;)
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Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria The headliner for the Ford Victoria should be pretty similar but Ford of Canada did things differently. There are likely a few owners of them on here that may be able to give more answers than I can about colors, styles, and materials.
I haven't had a chance to look one of these over very well but photos I've seen show ribbed bow supports or piping if that's what it is. The bows appear to be on the underside of the material. This is a lot different than the normal upper support type bows with listings to hold the headliner shape. I have more questions than answers for sure. I don't have the body parts catalog for the 1951 Fords but it likely has some information on trim in there. The 1952 & later Victoria types seem to have more availability than that of the 1951 models. If no one makes them then it would have to be fabricated by a trim shop if the OP is not a sewing machine type of person. |
Re: 1951 Meteor Victoria Any pics of the dash? I'm just curious is all.
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