Headliner question
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I know the standard cabs use the double roof because i took the headliner out of mine.
What about the crew cabs though? All the fabric is gone on mine and i'd prefer to remove it than recover it...
What about the crew cabs though? All the fabric is gone on mine and i'd prefer to remove it than recover it...
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In my experience, all vehicles built since the beginning of time have double-walled roofs incorporating an underlying supporting structure covered by a skin.
Without such structures, how could people in the snow belt keep from getting their cars crushed, or how could things roll over without getting flattened.
Without such structures, how could people in the snow belt keep from getting their cars crushed, or how could things roll over without getting flattened.
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I've seen the OBS crew cab roofs and they are not smooth inside like the standard cabs. They use bows or trusses that are exposed inside the cab. I didnt know if the slantnose trucks were the same or different.
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