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Wood under the roof in an Aceca?
« on: March 01, 2012, 13:00:45 »
Is the wood under the roof of an Aceca normal?
   
   
   
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Wood under the roof in an Aceca?
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2012, 15:12:59 »
Peter,
   
   I believe the wood was only used on those cars which had a headliner.  My car, AEX734, has no headliner and instead has some sort of fuzzy fabric glued directly to the inside of the roof.  I am somewhat tall and the extra inch+ of headroom is really nice.  Thanks for providing the great documentation of your restoration!  BE646 is very lucky to have you as its owner!
   
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Wood under the roof in an Aceca?
« Reply #2 on: March 01, 2012, 15:52:00 »
That is the way mine is: Fuzzy headliner glued to the roof.
   
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Wood under the roof in an Aceca?
« Reply #3 on: March 01, 2012, 16:07:58 »
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Originally posted by Gus Meyjes
   
That is the way mine is: Fuzzy headliner glued to the roof.
   
   Gus
   

   
   Yes, that was also the case for BE646. Thank you for you answers.
   
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Wood under the roof in an Aceca?
« Reply #4 on: March 02, 2012, 06:11:11 »
Peter,
   
   I understand (as Greg indicates) that the wood on the roof is typical for an Aceca with a traditional “drop” type headliner. My Aceca (AEX521) has a traditional headliner and the wood frame, which I understand is there to support the headliner; although, I can’t comment on how it’s attached since I didn’t see mine being installed. I don’t believe Acecas with the glued on headlines have the wood frames. Maybe Greg or Gus can let us know if their cars have the wood frame and glued on headliner.
   
   I used to think that only the early Aceca’s had the traditional “drop” headliners, but I’ve seen pictures of later cars with the “drop” headliners.
   
   John