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PUI Interiors Sail Panels

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PUI Interiors sail panels (sometimes called "earmuff boards") are die-cut interior trim boards that sit between the vehicle's headliner and the rear package tray, t

PUI Interiors sail panels (sometimes called "earmuff boards") are die-cut interior trim boards that sit between the vehicle's headliner and the rear package tray, typically in classic American muscle cars and coupes.

Key features:

* Function: They cover the exposed metal framework (the C-pillar) on the sides of the rear window and blend seamlessly with the roof's headliner
* Materials: They consist of a rigid panelboard core that is pre-covered in matching factory-spec foam-backed headliner cloth or vinyl
* Vehicle Fitment: They are custom-tailored for classic GM, Ford, and Mopar models (such as the Chevrolet

PUI Interiors sail panels (sometimes called "earmuff boards") are die-cut interior trim boards that sit between the vehicle's headliner and the rear package tray, typically in classic American muscle cars and coupes.

Key features:

* Function: They cover the exposed metal framework (the C-pillar) on the sides of the rear window and blend seamlessly with the roof's headliner
* Materials: They consist of a rigid panelboard core that is pre-covered in matching factory-spec foam-backed headliner cloth or vinyl
* Vehicle Fitment: They are custom-tailored for classic GM, Ford, and Mopar models (such as the Chevrolet Camaro, Chevelle, and Pontiac Firebird) to ensure a factory-original fit and finish
* These reproduction pieces are frequently used in automotive restorations to replace warped, torn, or moisture-damaged original panels