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73 Grande 351C
71 Mach 1 429CJ
Busy refreshing the interior of my 73, I came across a tiny prob I forgot about.
Last time I did the interior (20+ years ago), these two plastic covers on the rear plank were loose and I never seen them installed correctly.
I did use at the time some long screws that basically kept them in place going thru the headliner. Not the right way at all, but they stayed in place for 20 years.
This time, I'd like to install them as they should or better, but wonder how they should be and also what kind of screws/hardware they need.
On the car side, as tested, the only contact they get is a plate with spikes where the headliner is tensioned on. As there are no screw holes in it, is there some kind of hardware supposed to be in front of that plate that is missing?
I can of course drill that plate, add long screws and forget about it again for another 20 years,
but if anyone knows how it's supposed to be, I'd like very much to solve that mystery!
Last time I did the interior (20+ years ago), these two plastic covers on the rear plank were loose and I never seen them installed correctly.
I did use at the time some long screws that basically kept them in place going thru the headliner. Not the right way at all, but they stayed in place for 20 years.
This time, I'd like to install them as they should or better, but wonder how they should be and also what kind of screws/hardware they need.
On the car side, as tested, the only contact they get is a plate with spikes where the headliner is tensioned on. As there are no screw holes in it, is there some kind of hardware supposed to be in front of that plate that is missing?
I can of course drill that plate, add long screws and forget about it again for another 20 years,
but if anyone knows how it's supposed to be, I'd like very much to solve that mystery!

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