ABS Headliner – 49-53 GMC Chevy Truck
These are the best (and most popular) 1949-1953 Chevy Truck - ABS headliner kits on the market. They are meant to replace existing cardboard headliner.
Features of our 1949-1953 Chevy Truck – ABS headliner kit:
- ★ Made from ABS plastic to replace factory cardboard.
- ★ Black in colour with haircell texture finish.
- ★ Comes with (2) ABS pieces
- ★ Can be left exposed, painted or covered with fabric.
- THIS KIT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE CENTER AND REAR METAL BOW STRIPS
Late 49-53 cab identification
- ★ Has floating center trim. Trim slides over front panel. Then rear panel slides into back side of floating trim.
- ★ Center roof supports still appear on some trucks but no center trims screw into it. Also, other cabs have no roof supports installed at all.
- ★ Weather stripping has a welded channel around the door and is slid into place. No screw fasteners are required.
- ★ The center trim is located further back in the cab.
- ★ Also, NO filler strips from factory were required to fill the gaps located on the pillars between the windshield and door weather stripping .
The UNICORN cab identification
- ★ This cab falls between the early and late 49 cabs.
- ★ The weatherstripping rubber trim in this cab is held on with the new style slide in retainer that is spot welded to the cab interior face.
- ★ The roof center trim is still the screw in type and located closer towards the front windshield and not as far back as the later years.
- IF YOU HAVE THIS CAB PLEASE ORDER THE UNICORN KIT
Additional information
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 57 × 25 × 25 cm |
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| Truck Model | 1300, 3100, Advance Design, Advance Design Era, Carry All, Panel, Suburban, Thriftmaster |
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| Cab Type | Late 49-53, Unicorn Cab |
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Had to trim a little above each door. I was able to install it myself. I put the middle strip on the rear panel then slid it over the front one. I removed the rubber weather stripping before I put it in place. I haven’t decided if
I’ll cover it or leave as is. A lot easier to install than the cardboard ones.
Looks great!!!
I gave it a 4/5 , as i have not had the chance to install it yet. I am in the reassembly stage of my build . ill cover this in a layer of headliner material and tweed before final installation. This product comes highly spoken of and has been since its introduction. It is lesser priced than its competition and is reported to be easier installation than the competitors. Im looking forward to completing the build with this quality product.