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    10/22/2014 9:05 PM  #1

    retired 65
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    Interior "A" pillar

    Is there a trim piece that goes on the interior at the windshield "A"  pillar post? Jerry

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    10/23/2014 6:42 AM  #2

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    Re: Interior "A" pillar

    retired 65 wrote:

    Is there a trim piece that goes on the interior at the windshield "A"  pillar post? Jerry

    If you are taking "65/66" there is a small piece, about 1/2" wide and shaped to wrap the "A" pillar that hides the raw edge of he headliner.  The "A" pillar itself gets painted dash color.

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    10/23/2014 3:48 PM  #3

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    Re: Interior "A" pillar

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    retired 65 wrote:

    Is there a trim piece that goes on the interior at the windshield "A"  pillar post? Jerry

    If you are taking "65/66" there is a small piece, about 1/2" wide and shaped to wrap the "A" pillar that hides the raw edge of he headliner.  The "A" pillar itself gets painted dash color.

    BB

    Thanks for the info.  I was laying in bed after I sent the question and realized no one could read my mind.  "Good thing", cause there would only be cob webs.  Sorry 'bout that.  Jerry
     

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    10/23/2014 3:49 PM  #4

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    Re: Interior "A" pillar

    retired 65 wrote:

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    retired 65 wrote:

    Is there a trim piece that goes on the interior at the windshield "A"  pillar post? Jerry

    If you are taking "65/66" there is a small piece, about 1/2" wide and shaped to wrap the "A" pillar that hides the raw edge of he headliner.  The "A" pillar itself gets painted dash color.

    BB

    Thanks for the info.  I was laying in bed after I sent the question and realized no one could read my mind.  "Good thing", cause there would only be cob webs.  Sorry 'bout that.  Jerry
     

    See I forgot it again and yes I am working on a '65.
     

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    10/23/2014 4:14 PM  #5

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    Re: Interior "A" pillar

    When I got my headliner put in.......the guys ran the headliner material down the A pillar and put the trim piece at the top were the two "seams" would come together. Looks clean!
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    10/23/2014 5:25 PM  #6

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    Re: Interior "A" pillar

    Jerry, I apologize for being slow with this pic.  Here is the upper drivers side corner in my 65FB

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