*1937 Pickup Headliner Install*

[zippi]

Taking a look at the interior in my pickup and wondering what type cardboard, Luan, etc. I need to use for the headliner. Looking for some help guys.

[19Fordy]

Here's some HAMBurger interior door panel info.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...boards.690811/
Plus, read through this:
https://www.google.com/search?q=door...+panel+board&*

[zippi]

Originally Posted by 19Fordy

Here's some HAMBurger interior door panel info.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/t...boards.690811/
Plus, read through this:
https://www.google.com/search?q=door...+panel+board&*

Thanks for the info.

[Brendan]

i bought a headliner kit, plus door panels and kick panels from Quitride. they are made out of abs plastic . it came in a glossy black. i think i paid about 400 bucks for it a few years ago. the head liner was hard to put in, it had to be trimmed to fit. one thing i did not have was help. and take out the seat. all the outher parts had to be trimmed a little bit also. oh, i got door panels also, it came in a kit

[51504bat]

I put in one of the cardboard kits from Mac's in my '39. Not all that difficult to install but its a 2 person job for the headliner. Instructions were understandable. All in all I'm happy with it but then my p/u is just a driver.

[Scott H in Wheaton]

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I have the whole interior kit from QuietRide just as Brendan described. Will be installing in a couple months when it not freezing here in the Chicago area. No heat in garage.

I have done the fabric stretch-and-glue headliners in 1960's Mustangs, so I don't anticipate any problem doing this one with the hardshell ABS liner.

[Kerk]

My son owns the Patent 37 Pick Up. 3rd owner and I brought it home for Lee when he bought it. He was the founder of LeBaron Bonney co.

[zippi]

Originally Posted by Scott H in Wheaton

I have the whole interior kit from QuietRide just as Brendan described. Will be installing in a couple months when it not freezing here in the Chicago area. No heat in garage.

I have done the fabric stretch-and-glue headliners in 1960's Mustangs, so I don't anticipate any problem doing this one with the hardshell ABS liner.

Can't seem to find what I'm looking for. Can you give me a link to the 37 headliner kits thanks.

[Brendan]

Originally Posted by Scott H in Wheaton

I have the whole interior kit from QuietRide just as Brendan described. Will be installing in a couple months when it not freezing here in the Chicago area. No heat in garage.

I have done the fabric stretch-and-glue headliners in 1960's Mustangs, so I don't anticipate any problem doing this one with the hardshell ABS liner.

all i can say is take your time, do it on a warm day , and get help

[Brendan]

http://www.quietride.com/?gclid=Cj0K...lpkaAqI68P8HAQ

i think this is the link

[Brendan]

i think this will take you to the page http://www.quietride.com/web/viewer....72_catalog.pdf

just scroll down till you see 37 ford

[zippi]

Originally Posted by Brendan

i think this will take you to the page http://www.quietride.com/web/viewer....72_catalog.pdf

just scroll down till you see 37 ford

Thanks for the link. I hate when they don't show pics. Do you have any pics of what you purchased? Thanks.

[TJ]

Originally Posted by zippi

Thanks for the link. I hate when they don't show pics. Do you have any pics of what you purchased? Thanks.

I think if you call Quietride they will send you a sample of the material. Much better than a photo. I know they hand out samples at car shows and swap meets.

[gravelguy]

I just put in a kit from Mac's in my 39 pickup.The headliner fit very well after a couple of hours wrestling it around. I had parts of the original one and their replacement was spot on as for the material and stitching, the color was very close also.
Gravelguy