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1031 gets new interior

ranchhopper

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I bought a 1031 without the service body on it so I installed a pick up body on it and like most military trucks its like riding around in an empty pop can because there is nothing inside to muffle the road noise. I made an interior kit for my GMC 7000 fire truck I custom made into a pick up so I decided to make one for the 1031 its basically the same cab .
 

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The headliner is the stock fiberglass backing out of another truck I glued it to the backing and used the buttons to make sure it wont sag.
Ok nice. That's what I have in mind for my build.
Is there a particular adhesive you have had good luck with? I have a can of 3M "headliner adhesive", but I haven't tried it yet
 

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3M adhesive works well. Atleast on my old Cadillac with sagging headliner. Key word is to clean base carton (or whatever materiali it is) good and apply clue as 3M described - on both materials etc.
 
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