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123 GT Headliner Bow Color-coding

posted by  Type5314 on  Fri Oct 23 12:02 CST 2015
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Just to close out this thread, for an early 1968 122/123, the color-coded headliner bows go as follows from back to front:

Black, Red, Brown, Yellow, Blue. I.e. Blue is the closed to the front windshield.

The bows are not numbered. Only the black one uses clips. The rest have rubber end caps to keep them in place above the Teezel Strips.

It's best to take the F/R glass out to install the headliner.

It's also best to install the wind lacing at the same time as the headliner.

Cameron, I'm still looking for a pristine set of tan rear seat side panels if you ever get a chance to look.

Cheers
W






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