It's way too nice to be a headliner doner, move on! ;)
I had a 78 NYB obo 6 years ago, my first formal... It had similar green leather seats, I loved them!
No headliner though, just the board. I guess the factory glue for headliners was a common weakness on these cars...
I betcha the solid foam headliner can easily have a cloth glued to it.
I betcha the solid foam headliner can easily have a cloth glued to it.
Yes, but not the original sagging cloth, no matter how intact it could be otherwise... It just can't be tighten nicely any more.
Yes, but not the original sagging cloth, no matter how intact it could be otherwise... It just can't be tighten nicely any more.
Oh, sorry, I tought we were still talking about the board and cloth... I'll have to use the dictionary more often I guess.ops:
If I could find a green foam NYB headliner....I would carefully cut a hole for the dome light and install it without the cloth.
Refresher course.
74/75 All Formals and 76-78 Formals w/S.R.: cloth with support bars
76-78 Formals, All (except w/S.R.): one PC. molded foam.
And what I was saying,Bob, is to COVER your existing molded foam headliner with cloth and 3M adhesive.
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First dumb question for Sept then.....Refresher course.
74/75 All Formals and 76-78 Formals w/S.R.: cloth with support bars
76-78 Formals, All (except w/S.R.): one PC. molded foam.
And what I was saying,Bob, is to COVER your existing molded foam headliner with cloth and 3M adhesive.
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My 78 Newport has cloth that is separating and sagging from the cardboard everywhere. My 78 NYB is a solid textured molded foam headliner with no cloth.