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 | 8.6 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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Perfect for!
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!!!