Sender: <marv@lancaironline.net> (Marvin Kaye)
To: lml
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 12:44:46 -0500
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From: Billhogarty@aol.com
Subject: Re: [LML] Window Framing for IVP
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Asked the same question myself about 2 years ago.  Received all sorts of 
answers but the best solution seemed to be not to have any window framing at 
all;  just to let the head liner frame the windows.

A L-IV landed at Tracy about 6 months ago and I had a chance to checkout the 
headliner.  The owner told me that the headliner was 2 separate pieces 
separated by the overhead console and held in place by velcro.  Each window 
opening had a switched border that gave it a very finished look.  It really 
looked nice.

About 2 months later, a "velocity" also landed at Tracy with the same type 
headliner.  Also looked good.  Owner had good thngs to say;  i.e.,  - no 
problems-.  This time I asked where the upholstry was done and talked to the 
upholstry guy myself.  Decided to go with the velcro approach.  Installation 
scheduled for March with a backup date of April.  More info then.  Regards,

Bill Hogarty  L-IVP @ 97% (flight testing) 

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Asked the same question myself about 2 years ago.&nbsp; Received all sorts of answers but the best solution seemed to be not to have any window framing at all;&nbsp; just to let the head liner frame the windows.<BR>
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A L-IV landed at Tracy about 6 months ago and I had a chance to checkout the headliner.&nbsp; The owner told me that the headliner was 2 separate pieces separated by the overhead console and held in place by velcro.&nbsp; Each window opening had a switched border that gave it a very finished look.&nbsp; It really looked nice.<BR>
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About 2 months later, a "velocity" also landed at Tracy with the same type headliner.&nbsp; Also looked good.&nbsp; Owner had good thngs to say;&nbsp; i.e.,&nbsp; - no problems-.&nbsp; This time I asked where the upholstry was done and talked to the upholstry guy myself.&nbsp; Decided to go with the velcro approach.&nbsp; Installation scheduled for March with a backup date of April.&nbsp; More info then.&nbsp; Regards,<BR>
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Bill Hogarty&nbsp; L-IVP @ 97% (flight testing) </FONT></HTML>

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