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    I am starting to look at my options for when I get to the interior part of the restoration on my '40. Right now, it has no roof uphoulstry and I am not entirely sure on how it was mounted. Can somebody please post some pics.[?] I also think I will go with "Harvest" color from JDP for seats and doors, cieling. Need some prices though.

    Chris Dresbach

    1940 Champion two door.
    Parts of the 1952 Model N
    Chris Dresbach

  • #2
    You need to chop the top first. And then lower it. Put hydraulics under it. And then upholstery.

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    • #3
      and don't forget the 22" wheels & tires! LOL

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      • #4
        Ya know, Ill have to pass on all those options and keep it stock.[8D]

        Chris Dresbach

        1940 Champion two door.
        Parts of the 1952 Model N
        Chris Dresbach

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        • #5
          Perhaps there is something that you can spray-on that will look good? Or you could glue some fabric to the ceiling? Or are you looking to spend big bucks and make it look exactly stock? If it were up to Red Green, he would duct tape a blue tarp to the ceiling.


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          • #6
            Roof options.....Moonroof? [}]

            Of course once the hole is made, you're committed by that point [)].

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            • #7
              I am trying to make it look as stock and as origional as I can, but I am still caso...[)][8D]

              Chris Dresbach

              1940 Champion two door.
              Parts of the 1952 Model N
              Chris Dresbach

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              • #8


                Is this what you mean by looking stock?? Chris' '40 Champion 3 years hence.

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                • #9
                  No. I don't do chop tops. My moms car is completely stock and I always hit my head![B)] I'm too tall for that![:0] Actually, I like the '40 how it is, just restored.[^]

                  Chris Dresbach

                  1940 Champion two door.
                  Parts of the 1952 Model N
                  Chris Dresbach

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                  • #10
                    Anybody have any interior shots of a '40[?]

                    Chris Dresbach

                    1940 Champion two door.
                    Parts of the 1952 Model N
                    Chris Dresbach

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