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Wagon Hoodlining in Van

Started by lestump66, June 19, 2014, 01:31:38 PM

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lestump66

Hi All,
I am getting close to being ready to install the hoodlining in my van and need to drill the holes for the hoodlining bows in the rear of the van. I have a standard wagon pattern hoodlining ready to go and a set of bows. Can anyone tell me the spacing or distance between the holes from front to back? How did Holden finish the hoodlining at the tailgate? Does anyone have any photos and/or some reference? Any help greatly appreciated. Stump
If you're not living on the Edge, you're taking up too much Room
Stu Stumpy Green

JOX515

G'day Stump, I have some pics of my hoodlining in my post - "Finally under way again"

lestump66

Cheers Jox
Good looking wagon :o) did your wagon have the saw-tooth trim right around the roof? is this stuff available from anywhere? I have look but to no avail
If you're not living on the Edge, you're taking up too much Room
Stu Stumpy Green

JOX515

Thanks Stump, I am happy with it and it drives really well  ;D ;D ;D

Yep, wagon had the teeth all the way around.  I would guess that you need to find a wagon for wrecking and see if you can get the whole teeth frame from it cos I am not sure whether you can buy the stuff or not.

May be worth messaging stinky on this forum - he is a first class motor trimmer and may be able to steer you in the right direction.

Cheers, Graeme

lestump66

If you're not living on the Edge, you're taking up too much Room
Stu Stumpy Green