Marcos Maniacs

Thanks Don,Ron and Paul
I will look up the rubber guy in Ancaster and Paul if you do get 
chance to look at your car that would be great. I am planning on 
taking the shell only to the upholsterer in a couple of weeks,he does 
amazing work but is of rather large stature so having the shell up on 
sawhorses and having the top of the footboxes open for him to work
through will be an advantage to him.BTW did we ever decide what car
the inner door release handles came from , they have a .375" square
female attatchment.
    Cheers Dave #5577 






--- In MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com, "Don Lattimer 
<donlattimer@p...>" <donlattimer@p...> wrote:
> Dave,
> 
> Mine's a 1971 and the rubber holds the headliner in place.
> 
> Don Lattimer
> 
> 
> --- In MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com, "dave barton <dbarton62@y...>" 
> <dbarton62@y...> wrote:
> > Hello All
> >     Did the 1969 GT come with a windshield seal that incorporated
> > an interior rubber lip that would hold the headliner in place at 
> the 
> > top of the window ( in cross section it would look like an "H")
> > or was it like the present day seal that in cross section looks 
> > like an"H" with one leg cut off.......if the latter is true was 
> the 
> > headliner held in by the window once installed a la the Ford 
> Mustang.
> >    Also, I remember Paul Dransfield talking about where carpet was 
> > and wasn't on these cars ....Paul could you please send that info 
> > again........oh and was the trans tunnel always covered with vinyl 
> or 
> > was there carpet on some years.
> >          Cheers Dave #5577