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Old 01-13-2014, 01:05 PM   #11
JML55
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Re: 55 TF Stretched Cab/Fleetside/LSx/Trailblazer Frame

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I also have a question, one of my thoughts on this truck was to "pancake" the roof about 2 inches. I have always thought the roof sat up to high. I have seen pictures of roofs that have been pancaked, but if anyone reading this has a picture (or a link) to a TF Truck with some of the "fat" cut out of the roof, would you please notify me. Thanks.

Ricky
I agree with you these truck sure look tall and there is lot of head room inside the cab. I put in a one piece fiberglass headliner in mine that is almost 1 1/2 inch of the inside roof panel and i still have lots of head room. I have an ouside visor on mine and that gives the illusion the the roof isnot so tall.
BTW cool project.
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