Clark26s

I have been in contact with a gentleman at oldsmobile obsolete that has the rights to the die set needed to produce the headliner bows. He is trying to determine if there is enough interest out there to do a setup and run headliner bows.

Caballer02, I talked to the gentleman at https://www.oldsobsolete.com/ that you had given permission to use the extrusion dies for the Bows. He was never ever able to get the company to make a run to produce any bows ( they always seemed to be too busy). He was wondering if you would have some time to give him a call (406-239-6661). He has misplaced the name of the company that has the dies. He would be more than happy to try again to get some bows created. Thanks again for your help.

Hi, I'm restoring a 57 olds wagon 4dr hardtop but my restore has ground to a stop. I'm installing a perforated particle board headliner, which I've finally got those in place. But the plastic bows that hold the particle board panels in place were to brittle to save. Question: What have others used? Could I substitute a set of exposed chrome headliner bows out of a '58 Buick hardtop? I understand they have stainless or chrome exposed headliner bows. Open to all suggestions or idea's

Working on my 1957 Oldsmobile 4-dr. hardtop station wagon. It has the perforated particle board headliner with exposed plastic bows that are supposed to hold each panel in place. My work on this car has ground to a stop because the plastic bows that hold the particle board panels in place were to brittle to save. Question: What have others used? Could I substitute a set of exposed chrome headliner bows out of a '58 Buick hardtop? I understand they have stainless or chrome exposed headliner bows. Open to all suggestions.

Looking for options. I Have ordered the original headliner boards for a 57 olds wagon 4dr ht. Looking for the Headliner bows to hold them in place.