Headliner

[House of Darts]

Can a bow style headliner be replaced with a fabric covered 1 pcs cardboard/molded unit?

[GTX JOHN]

As long as you have a Headliner and not exposed or painted metal....
You should be OK.

I have seen two different styles in A body mopars.

[340Cuda]

Originally Posted by House of Darts

Can a bow style headliner be replaced with a fabric covered 1 pcs cardboard/molded unit?

Can any good interior shop (if you can find one) do a molded headliner or are there places to order them?

[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by House of Darts

Can a bow style headliner be replaced with a fabric covered 1 pcs cardboard/molded unit?

Sometimes it can, sometimes it can’t....I have noticed a number of WEST COAST race cars with a one - piece floating style headliner...no board but the fabric is glued front and rear and then glued on the sides..

[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by 340Cuda

Can any good interior shop (if you can find one) do a molded headliner or are there places to order them?

I believe you can order them for some popular cars,....AMEN on finding a good interior shop.....!!!!

[gsa612]

Originally Posted by MR DERBY CITY

I believe you can order them for some popular cars,....AMEN on finding a good interior shop.....!!!!

I hear there's a guy in Kentucky that does very good work...gsa612

[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by gsa612

I hear there's a guy in Kentucky that does very good work...gsa612

Might want to get that hearing checked, ...just sayin.....LOL,,,,,

[House of Darts]

Just hate spending $ on parts that don't make the car go fast. I think I might be able to template one and just cover it in fabric.

[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by House of Darts

Just hate spending $ on parts that don't make the car go fast. I think I might be able to template one and just cover it in fabric.

Tech will not have a problem with that...Do you have a roll bar in the car ?

[MikeMoller]

I know of a few stock/super stock cars that have used adhesive backed felt squares applied directly to the roof metal. Somewhat tedious to do but those cars have always passed tech. You can get them at 'Michael's' craft shops, peel and stick, hold up well, couple of color choices.

I have also seen regular headliner material ( couple of fabric places in town here carry that material.) glued right to the roof metal using 3m spray adhesive.