Author Topic: BACKLITE TO HEADLINER CLOSE-OUT PANEL  (Read 736 times)

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Offline My S1

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Re: BACKLITE TO HEADLINER CLOSE-OUT PANEL
« Reply #15 on: Saturday,February 04, 2023, 06:14:43 PM »
Thanks gentlemen.  Those pictures are very helpful.  I guess that is one of those finishing details that did not make it into production early one.  I may try to simulate the TCC part even though it is not original S1 material.  Please forgive me purists.

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Re: BACKLITE TO HEADLINER CLOSE-OUT PANEL
« Reply #16 on: Saturday,February 04, 2023, 07:09:49 PM »
Thanks to all, perfect pic's showing the vent slots and A pillar.  Great pictures!

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Re: BACKLITE TO HEADLINER CLOSE-OUT PANEL
« Reply #17 on: Saturday,February 04, 2023, 08:46:29 PM »
The S1 has a double panel above the rear window.  The roof extends past it.  Behind the panel are the rear air vents.  The original headlining is not available.  I used a foam padded headlining.  This leaves enough room for air but the area looks finished.  Because mine was hacked up, I lined my interior with black vinyl upholstery (seats leather).  Originally the fire wall is just smooth bare fibreglass painted semi-gloss black.  Here are some photos of mine in that area:




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Re: BACKLITE TO HEADLINER CLOSE-OUT PANEL
« Reply #18 on: Sunday,February 05, 2023, 08:31:34 AM »
Looks as though the block-out panel that Silver Beast has is made of ABS.  Should be easy to copy.  Thanks.