C-1 Trunk Liner

[Dwight Bedsole]

The Judging Guide says that all '58 thru '60 had a bulge in the trunk division trim panel which was compatible with installation of power top equipment, even those with non-power top. Corvette Central sells two types of molded liners, (1) w/Power Top Molded and a (2) w/o Power top Molded . My car does not have a power top, which liner is correct ?
Thanks
Dwight

[Mike E.]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

Which has less to gain from your purchase of a liner---Central or NCRS?
Go with the advice of the one who has nothing to gain.

[Dwight Bedsole]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

Maybe I should re-phrase my question. NCRS says the proper liner is a molded liner. CC sells two different types of molded liners. My question was aimed at trying to determine which molded liner is acceptable to NCRS.

Thanks
Dwight

[Roy B.]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

NCRS says the proper liner is a molded liner
Correct!!

[Dennis A.]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

Dwight....

On non-power top cars, the panel is flat. Original panels were marked with an "FP" logo. Panels are held in place with four clips marked with a "T" within a diamond.

[Roy B.]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

I disagree 53 to 55 flat,56 to 60 bulge weather PT or not having a "W" logo, 61 to 62 flat if no PT . You see mostly flat because for many years they only repro-ed flat ones.But! that's what I've seen over the last 35 years in original Corvettes. My 2cents

[Dennis A.]

Re: C-1 Trunk Liner

Roy...
I agree, Forgot about the years prior to 61.