3 Probably Dumb Questions....

[THE "10" SILVERADO]

Alright, I have a 77 Silverado that I got about 2 months ago...just about the only thing I have been able to do with it was take off the glide out spare tire rack....I have a few interior questions that I would like to ask before I start ripping out the brown everything and putting in black. The first is right under the door panel there is a carpet section that is right above the bottom of the door....while looking at new door panels I have yet to see anything that would be under it (1st two pictures)....what is under it because I might want to get a new one for the new black carpet...Also my cab has no headliner (next two pics) can you tell me if it is fitted for a headliner? Because I want to get new black ones and LMC has ones for trucks that weren't fitted originally and for those that were....I don't know if mine was....and last but not least what is the black protector thing behind the seat? (last pic)...It seems like it is really worn out so I'd like to replace it but I do not know what it is called to find the part out....

[masterlock]

From what I understand if the truck has factory pillar moldings it came with a factory headliner, again thats just what I heard so maybe someone else will have better info.

[flamingbig10]

1st pic is lower door panel carpet, if you would like to know you have 81-87 door panels, and yes you have a headliner its just missing the fabric and you can pic up the fabric at most auto trim shops

lower door carpet
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/full.aspx?Page=116

[THE "10" SILVERADO]

Originally Posted by flamingbig10

1st pic is lower door panel carpet, if you would like to know you have 81-87 door panels, and yes you have a headliner its just missing the fabric and you can pic up the fabric at most auto trim shops

lower door carpet
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/full.aspx?Page=116

Wow, I never knew I had 81-87 door panels...wonder when the previous owner did that....since it is lower door carpet do you know what it is attached to? because I don't know what under it or what shape so It could be trashed and I would need to get a new whatever is behind the carpet...

[flamingbig10]

Originally Posted by THE "10" SILVERADO

Wow, I never knew I had 81-87 door panels...wonder when the previous owner did that....since it is lower door carpet do you know what it is attached to? because I don't know what under it or what shape so It could be trashed and I would need to get a new whatever is behind the carpet...

its metal hears a bad pic what it looks like behind the panel

[THE "10" SILVERADO]

Originally Posted by THE "10" SILVERADO

Wow, I never knew I had 81-87 door panels...wonder when the previous owner did that....since it is lower door carpet do you know what it is attached to? because I don't know what under it or what shape so It could be trashed and I would need to get a new whatever is behind the carpet...

Originally Posted by flamingbig10

its metal hears a bad pic what it looks like behind the panel

Thanks! That helps a bunch because it's part of the door and I don't have to get a new one....Sorry but 1 more question....what would the previous owner had to do to make a 81-87 panel fit on a 77 door? I know that that is a 77 door

[nbpro]

take a look at this vinyl covered dashes just some good old public relations

[flamingbig10]

Originally Posted by THE "10" SILVERADO

Thanks! That helps a bunch because it's part of the door and I don't have to get a new one....Sorry but 1 more question....what would the previous owner had to do to make a 81-87 panel fit on a 77 door? I know that that is a 77 door

inner door handles, you can get a new rear cab panel from classic parts of America
http://www.classicparts.com/1973-87-...ctinfo/23-724/

[slugish]

Originally Posted by flamingbig10

1st pic is lower door panel carpet, if you would like to know you have 81-87 door panels, and yes you have a headliner its just missing the fabric and you can pic up the fabric at most auto trim shops
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lower door carpet
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/full.aspx?Page=116

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