wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
im just gonna order one from 1-a. bout 164 but thats about the average price im finding .its just ridiculous that a full one is cheaper than a t top one.
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
Yeah, been looking for one myself. Its amazing how all of 3 square yards of fabric and board costs around $200. Where did you find one for $164? I have seen $170 a few times, but that was just the actual headliner fabric and not the sun visors, sail panels, or piece the fabric mounts to.
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
You guys are aware that the $140 kit does NOT include a headliner, right? It just comes with the fabric to recover yours.
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
just DIY. It's rediculously easy, takes a little time, and the only hard part is getting out the headliner without bending or cracking the fiberglass. It's probably a lot easier with a t-top car I would imagine. Max cost would be about $20 for fabric, glue, and misc stuff. Give it a good day to dry in the sun and you have a stock looking headliner for a fraction of what the other guys paid. Mine came out great for doing it once.
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
just DIY. It's rediculously easy, takes a little time, and the only hard part is getting out the headliner without bending or cracking the fiberglass. It's probably a lot easier with a t-top car I would imagine. Max cost would be about $20 for fabric, glue, and misc stuff. Give it a good day to dry in the sun and you have a stock looking headliner for a fraction of what the other guys paid. Mine came out great for doing it once.
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Re: wheres the cheapest headliners for a t top?
just DIY. It's rediculously easy, takes a little time, and the only hard part is getting out the headliner without bending or cracking the fiberglass. It's probably a lot easier with a t-top car I would imagine. Max cost would be about $20 for fabric, glue, and misc stuff. Give it a good day to dry in the sun and you have a stock looking headliner for a fraction of what the other guys paid. Mine came out great for doing it once.
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