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The worst parts were the tops of the door cards(fried and crumbled to pieces) and the headliner—but all manageable.

...those are GM front buckets with the perforated vinyl that doesn't match the rears. Rear "door" panels are some custom units that don't match the front. Headliner is falling down. Watching the video showed a lot of dirt in the paint with a ton of orange peel. It didn't sell.... Not...

(timber roof panels? headliner board?)

Do the windshield and rear glass have to come out for a headliner install in a '67 Monaco?

Well, although I've never steamed a headliner, I have steamed wood and I think the general precepts are the same. I would steam it and clamp it to the old piece so that I could achieve the factory bend. Either that or fabricate a jig to duplicate the factory bend. Since it is cardboard I...

I was checking into headliner material at same place, mine was completely removed so Im not sure which was there. They offer several different types, I dont believe it was vinyl, maybe cotton. I think I have six bars. Any idea what should be the proper material to order for head liner?

...doing upholstery work for cars and boats for decades. He is 63 I believe and unfortunately has suffered a mild heart attack already. Did the seat in my F100 and the headliner and vinyl roof in the Polara. He knows his stuff and compared to shops around me is well worth it. Known by word of mouth.

This is a Canadian built car and they may not have used the same K designations. Even still some agencies got standard cars and not police package cars and had some options like speedometers added. Alan

What is your car? PS: if your car is a fusie, see =saforwardlook&o=relevance']here.

I did not have to steam mine. But if i did it again I would.

...sheet can be in numerous locations. Under the seats, in the rear of the seats, behind the glove box, under the carpets, possibly in the headliner. A few other rare locations as well. If it were a factory A35 it would have the code on the trim tag, as I understand. Like my 76 that has...

Sure is a filthy mold / mildew mess. It basically needs completely redone as the health risk of not getting rid of the damage could be serious. Was it really kept inside to get so moldy, especially on the headliner and other surface areas.

Is is a good tread for "don't touch the old headliner" sorry it happened to your nice car. This has happened many times to folks with original cars. Don't touch it, don't clean it, hands off. Nobody is going to look at the headliner anyway. They have to bend down and look up. Go flush the...

I am honestly not sure if they offer that service. I didn’t see the headliner option on their website, so I contacted them via email. Their customer service is excellent. So I recommend that you email them.

Brake fluid was already flushed... Eh... No guts, no glory.... The headliner either needed to be cleaned or replaced.

I have a couple of them, I’ll look closer though. What did you have to do to prep the headliner to install it in the car? I just ordered mine from REM. The sales rep told me that I may have to steam it to get it to bend properly. Did you have to do that with yours?

Wow, that came out great! Where did you get the little chrome pieces for the end of the bows?

...of business would be to mouse proof the garage. If you have mice in your car they are doing way more damage than just chewing the wires. Think pissing in the headliner and heater box. Making a nest out of your seat cushions. Poisoning your lungs with the Hantavirus. You gotta deal with them...

It's nice enough, I guess, except for the headliner. I see nothing to corroborate the police car claim, though.

At the very least, pull the vinyl off and see what's there before committing to do the rest. Yes, the results are worth it with metallic paint. IMHO, you are better off removing and installing trim yourself. Body shops loose stuff all the time. Saves $$ too. There's three things that you...