Here are pictures of my new headliner/visors/sail panels. Also, there's a page with pictures of the old headliner.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/kerryi.../headliner.htm

 

looks good
how much did that cost ya?

 

$250 + s/h. It was under $300 total for everything.

 

That looks great. I went the cheap route and recovered my headliner for a quick fix. Later when I get more $$$ I will by the whole package like you. I want mine to be nice and soft :lala:

 

i just took mine out nice to see what color the car actually was before the fading

 

Damn, they got you for that recovering job. That looks like junk. You have to pay for that? The new one looks sweet!

 

Looks goo, you just motivated me to go ahead and spend the bucks. Where did you order yours from? Hawks?

 

$250? hawks has it for $148 + s/h... http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/in...il?v=1&pid=536

it looks great through...i want to do mine asap

 

From Hawks, just the headliner is $148, if you get the entire kit including sail panels and visors, thats $250...right?

 

You are correct

 

I'm right? Really? Someone right that down and tell my wife...according to her, I'm never right...LOL!!

 

lock - I got all my money back for the terrible job those awful people did. But, it worked out because it inspired me to get the ABS one, which is great. It's nice and solid and from what I understand, it helps cut down on leaks - always a plus with t-tops.

 

Did you have to take the side panels (above the rear sails) off to install the new headliner? When I redid my old headliner, it was a bit of a challenge to get it to fit back in there.

 

camaro87 wrote
Do you mean the plastic pieces? I didn't have to take them completely off, but I did take the screw out of the top back there and managed to bend the plastic side panel down just enough to slip the headliner in. It's a tricky thing back there.

 

Yeah, that's what I did. I didn't take them completely off but just took out that screw. However, I bent the old headliner bad putting it back in there. It looks fine, just the headliner body that got busted up a little, the exterior fabric goes over it so it looks fine. But I am wondering if you also bent the new headliner putting it in or how did that work? I'm thinking perhaps you had some people bend down both sides at once and maybe slid it in there?

 

I had assistance while putting in the new board. We rested the board on the seat headrests and each one of us held down a side of the plastic in the back and brought the headliner back there and it was resting still on the seat headrests. Then we got the headliner up in the front and had it resting on the rear view mirror. And while it was in this position, we were able to screw back the plastic pieces in the back and put on the dome light, which really helped to hold it up while we screwed back the molding around the t-tops.

Also, the way the ABS board is formed, it'd take a lot to bend the actual board, unlike the factory boards which bend if you look at them wrong.

 

That is f*ckin awesome man. I wish I had the money to spend on something like that.

 

Thanks... me too. This was a birthday present.

 

Looks good.

I recovered my own headliner and it looks just as good for $25 worth of materials and 3 hours work.

 

good job,too bad that link is 100% not 56K compatible!! lol

 

Yeah... sorry about that. I took really big pictures and liked the detail that showed on them.