Interior Trim Question
strangeplant
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On the 28 and 29, both Hudson and Essex, the bodies by Hudson are identical. Today's question is about the 'C' pillar trim in the standard sedan. I'm hoping somebody with a 29 can let me know the answers that I can apply to my 28.
The trim holes for attachment, are at 2", 8-1/2, 15, and 18-1/2 in from the top. It's pretty obvious that these are the holes that hold the trim in place, and the trim holds the windlace. But proceeding down there seems to be a pair of small holes, and then a hex hole at 26" that maybe accommodates a locating stud. So I'm wondering if the two small holes at 20 -1/2 in and 22 -1/8 in from the top are possibly for an armrest? Or is this some other upholstery item that's supposed to go in there that I don't know about?
I want to get this right. Any info will help me with my guessing. Tom in NJ
The trim holes for attachment, are at 2", 8-1/2, 15, and 18-1/2 in from the top. It's pretty obvious that these are the holes that hold the trim in place, and the trim holds the windlace. But proceeding down there seems to be a pair of small holes, and then a hex hole at 26" that maybe accommodates a locating stud. So I'm wondering if the two small holes at 20 -1/2 in and 22 -1/8 in from the top are possibly for an armrest? Or is this some other upholstery item that's supposed to go in there that I don't know about?
I want to get this right. Any info will help me with my guessing. Tom in NJ
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