Sincere thanks for this , Greg, — going to follow up ; Ed who works with me got them on ( awwright) by starting at one end using palm of hands and push straight up . We had flattened the cardboard sag / bowing by weights and dampness , then glued 4 thin strips of oak about 1/4 x1” to back along car axis to resist future sag . Then fogged front lightly with spray paint ( light beige ) . Looks pretty good. Hope this helps somebody . The one damaged strip is in back , cannot see damage unless head is on package shelf . Lucky ! Mopar Mel obviously had exact same issues . Will see about $ for new strips . It can be done!! Sent from my iPhone
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