Truck interior items

[Dan White]

Anyone know who makes decent quality C cab carpets, headliners (not the cardboard stuff), door panels etc.?

[DEEPNHOCK]

Rod Doors makes some nice interior pieces that will allow a good upholstery to be attached.
Not a 'drop in', but way better than cardboard. (Unless stock is your mantra).
HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff

https://roddoors.com/shop/ols/search?keywords=Studebaker&sortOption=descend_by_match

[Warren Webb]

that looks really slick! I'll try to save this on my computer when I'm ready after I get the new (to me) cab back on the E-45 Diesel dump truck project.

[Skip Lackie]

I think most people who wanted carpet in their truck just went to a local upholstery shop. And the door panels are steel. Don't think anyone makes repros in any material.

[Dan White]

Thanks Jeff this is perfect!!!!

[kurtruk]

https://www.quietride.com/web/viewer.html?file=https://www.quietride.com/catalogpdfs/studebaker_catalog.pdf

[Dan White]

Nice insulation kits, but nothing for '54 and later C Cabs! M Cab, early C cab, and T cabs. Very disappointing.

[kurtruk]

Not sure why '54 and later would be different than earlier C cabs.

[StudeRich]

I think that Dan meant 1955 to '64 "C" Cabs with the Large Rear Window.


A Historic Photo of Bob K's former "Pete".

[Warren Webb]

I think that Dan meant 1955 to '64 "C" Cabs with the Large Rear Window.


A Historic Photo of Bob K's former "Pete".

A kit made for the small, earlier rear window could be cut out for the larger window, right? Then there would be no reason for it to fit later models.

[kurtruk]

I think it was in reference to the firewall insulation kit listed on Quietride site.

[Dan White]

Yes the '55 and up C cabs were slightly different in a number of areas than the earlier models