TX WTB - Suburban Ceiling Bows

[WannaBe68]

Getting the Burb ready for paint and then interior. I thought I had at least 3 nice ceiling bows, but not really...
Not looking for perfect, but without chips missing from the plastic would be preferable.
Thanks!

[WannaBe68]

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[WannaBe68]

Apologize for the ttt again and maybe again down the road - but need these for the Sub as it gets ready for a new paint job and interior...
Thanks

[Getter-Done]

Click on the link below and ask Richard if he has any left.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=751286

[WannaBe68]

Just did
Thanks man!

[Getter-Done]

Your Welcome
He is a Great person to buy parts from.
Hope he has what you need

[WannaBe68]

Getting closer to body and paint then interior - soooooo

ttt

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by WannaBe68

Getting closer to body and paint then interior - soooooo

ttt

Unfortunately, these are as rare as hens teeth....

[WannaBe68]

I spent a little over an hour just searching the dark web last night and think I actually found some hens teeth...but no ceiling bows!

[WannaBe68]

Even though they have chips missing, I just bought the set of ceiling bows "bonestock72" was selling. I really needed a set so the interior guy could start fabing up the headliner.

I am still on the hunt for a set of non-chipped ceiling bows, so I might "ttt" this tread occasionally!

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by WannaBe68

Even though they have chips missing, I just bought the set of ceiling bows "bonestock72" was selling. I really needed a set so the interior guy could start fabing up the headliner.

I am still on the hunt for a set of non-chipped ceiling bows, so I might "ttt" this tread occasionally!

Just a heads up, but the interior guy shouldn't need the bows to fab up your headliner. I've got mine installed without any of the plastic bows.

[WannaBe68]

Rob -
That reminds me - have you seen any sagging of the roof after you put on all of that heavy butyl rubber sound deaden on it?

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by WannaBe68

Rob -
That reminds me - have you seen any sagging of the roof after you put on all of that heavy butyl rubber sound deaden on it?

Do you mean the metal on the outside?

[WannaBe68]

Right - the metal roof you put the FatMat on the underside of. To me that sheet metal has always seemed a bit thin and I was wondering how adding all that weight to the metal affected it...
I'm planning to do something similar to what you did, but might go with a lighter version - SecondSkin 1m Butyl foil sheets. I think FatMat and the others are all 2m thick?

[Hart_Rod]

Originally Posted by WannaBe68

Right - the metal roof you put the FatMat on the underside of. To me that sheet metal has always seemed a bit thin and I was wondering how adding all that weight to the metal affected it...
I'm planning to do something similar to what you did, but might go with a lighter version - SecondSkin 1m Butyl foil sheets. I think FatMat and the others are all 2m thick?

I haven't seen any issues at all.

[WannaBe68]

bttt

[WannaBe68]

Just scored a hard to find rear panel trim piece by bumping that thread back to life.

Soooo, I think I'll try my luck again on this one!