Posted by Willy-N on Wednesday, April 30, 2003 at 3:32PM :
In Reply to: Re: Finished the Power Wagon today! posted by Paul (in NY) on Wednesday, April 30, 2003 at 3:17PM :
When you cut them you make them larger then needed then they go past the edge and when you screw them on the jam agaist the top and will not move at all. Trick is to pre drill the edges for the trim then put the screws in loose and tighin them together. Then once it is up yo can loosen the screws and slip the door seal under the edge after you knotch it for the screw. You have to cut releif cuts on the curves to make it fit right. Make templets first it saves a lot of time and materials. Lining up the back window in one peice takes a lot of measuring. You haft to make the curve first then mark the bottom of the head liner on the cab and measure up to the screw holes and use the window trim for the proper placement of the holes drilled. No way you can hold the head liner and dril them right at the same time. Use a awl to line up the holes and stick screws in. The first one is real hard to get but they get easier as they go in. Use some long ones first and replace with short ones as you line it up with a few. If the seats are out it would be easier to do. You will cuss a few times befor you get it done!!! Mark H.