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Thats cool. I have done a few budget based jobs using stuff like velor,
cloth, wool.... name it I have probably used it on someones' car!!! I have
been doing this crap since my junior year in high school (4 years, crap!!!
time is flying!!! seems like yesterday) and I have done 84 cars since then
in some shape, form, or fashion. I like doing this but sometimes it gets a
little annoying because I don't get enough time for my Chevelle sometimes
when I want to. I have been driving it around with my headliner loose as a
goose (it was my first one, give me a break) and I still haven't gotten
around to installing my new seat covers (been in the box for 4 years) sheesh
now I know why it takes 10 years before you get it just the way you want it.
Well anyway I'm off to Tennessee for a week so I'll catch you guys next
Saturday or so, take it easy.
Josh
>From: "Mike Pell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [Chevelle-List] custom headliner
>Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 11:16:55 -0500
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>When I was 16, I coulnd't afford to buy a new headliner. So my Mom and I
>custom made a headliner from a velour material. It turned out awesome,
>really did look good, and lasted 10 years! All for a few dollars of
>material picked up at a flea market!
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>We used the old headliner as a pattern.
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>From: Kelly Hanna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 08:55:33 -0500
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> >At 08:14 AM 06/28/2001, you wrote:
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> >>Oh, that really sucks. Interior work isn't as hard as you might think,
> >>headliners are kind of annoying at times but once you get the hang of
>it,
> >>it really isn't that bad.
> >>Josh
> >
> >I've redone a few headliners and it's a lot easier than you'd think. I'm
> >gonna try another fabric next time I do mine. I'm thinking a leather or
> >suede would look good since the new dash is darker brown (not in yet) and
> >the dash cover (dash is cracked, but a lot better looking than mine) will
> >be dark as well. I am switching the interior colors to dark brown cause
> >saddle gets way too dirty. On my site there's a pic of the interior of an
> >Elky where the guy redid his own door panels and used wood trim instead
>of
> >the cheap chrome tape on plastic crap that came with the car. I'll use
>the
> >dark color, but the idea will be the same...may trim it in aromatic cedar
> >so the car smells good all the time...
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> >
> >Kelly & Jana Hanna
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