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Mail From: Brian B (email redacted)

Hello all,
Two questions please.

1) I am putting in the 1/4 panel inside panels in my '67 coupe and need
to know if the carpet goes on the outside or inside of the panels at the
bottom. I believe it goes on the outside and is cut to fit the ridge in
the panel, but I'm not sure. Been some time since I took this thing
apart!! :-)

2) I am also installing the door sill scuff plates and have a fit
problem. The sill plate is too "tall" where it meets the top of the
seat mount and carpet. The plate is about 2" or 2 1/2" but the space
between the top of the side rail and seat mount sheetmetal is only about
1". I put new floors in and of course had to reattach the seat mount
sheetmetal. Was there originally a gap between the seat mount and the
side rail? I looked at my Jim Osborn body assy manual and it appears
the seat mounts are in correctly, with the "taller" side in the front.
I thought they might be backwards at first. Any ideas?

By the way, I think a Web page for the list is a good idea! Here's
another....how about having a thumbnail or our cars as part of a
signature for posts to this list?
Thanks!
Brian

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Mail From: Christopher Maher (email redacted)

Brian, the quarter trim panel goes over the carpet.

Christopher Maher
1968 Coupe
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From: Brian B <(email redacted)>
To: (email redacted) <(email redacted)>
Date: September 4, 1998 9:19 PM
Subject: [CM:13267] Carpet placement help


>Hello all,
>Two questions please.
>
>1) I am putting in the 1/4 panel inside panels in my '67 coupe and need
>to know if the carpet goes on the outside or inside of the panels at the
>bottom. I believe it goes on the outside and is cut to fit the ridge in
>the panel, but I'm not sure. Been some time since I took this thing
>apart!! :-)
>
>2) I am also installing the door sill scuff plates and have a fit
>problem. The sill plate is too "tall" where it meets the top of the
>seat mount and carpet. The plate is about 2" or 2 1/2" but the space
>between the top of the side rail and seat mount sheetmetal is only about
>1". I put new floors in and of course had to reattach the seat mount
>sheetmetal. Was there originally a gap between the seat mount and the
>side rail? I looked at my Jim Osborn body assy manual and it appears
>the seat mounts are in correctly, with the "taller" side in the front.
>I thought they might be backwards at first. Any ideas?
>
>By the way, I think a Web page for the list is a good idea! Here's
>another....how about having a thumbnail or our cars as part of a
>signature for posts to this list?
>Thanks!
>Brian
>
>______________________________________________________
>Get Your Private, Free Email at hotmail.com
>
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>All the list info you'll ever want: antler.moose.to/~server/cm
>


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