is there any replacement headliner that doesn't have this part? is just smooth with no indentations..

 

hey, when i was looking for a new one, i could not find one without that, i went to the junkyard and got a decent back board out of a 91 for 30 bucks, i then recovered it, looks great!

 

thanks for the input but i don't have that option.. i'm considering just making the board as that's alot of money for the piece above to have to do more work to make it look factory...

 

what option? i bought a used factory one and recovered it.

 

so no-one has an aftermarket headliner without this indentation?

 

I think my 1A Auto one was flat all the way around. I know I had to cut a hole for the interior light. I will have to look at it tomorrow.

 

could you please check because the only one i found on their site is the one i posted above.

 

i'm looking for the same thing i don't like the ridge.

 

no one has an aftermarket abs headliner without this indentation???

 

o crap all aftermarket ones are like this , if i have to get a new one i dont like that indentation either, i want a flat one too . that sucks if their all like that .

 

that's what i'm trying to find out.. i've searched and it hasn't been mentioned. please someone tell me if they are all like this or if they make flat ones as well.

 

You might wanna check these guys out. The picture is kinda ****y and i'm not sure if it has the indentation or not but it couldn't hurt to check 'em out.
http://www.fbodymotorsports.com/inc/pdetail?v=1&pid=283

 

yes it does..

thanks for the suggestion though, anyone else?

 

Why can't you recover a stock one? It sounds like it's the only way you're going to get what you want. Recovering a non t-top headliner is a piece of cake.

 

just got a 1aauto a little ago, its got that indentation in it.

-chillen

 

because i can't find one in good shape here in my area and mine has the rear corners torn off. if i could get a good board to start with i would.

 

Just give in and buy a console to cover it.

 

A damaged board can be repaired pretty easily. The one in my 86 actually had the rear corners break off when I removed it, so I used glue-soaked burlap to reinforce it. It worked great, and was not visible once it was recovered with new material.

 

thanks for the tip.