PDF Headliner Pattern
2nd Gear
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Headliner PDF
Hopefully you still have this PDF. If you do can you send it to me at boostedtacoma@yahoo.com
Thank you🤙🏻
Thank you🤙🏻
Mountain Pass
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I'd appreciate getting the .pdf. If available, could you send it to me at hobartmta@gmail.com please. Thanks!
Mountain Pass
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More Turbo
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From: South of Orlando
Here's my 2 cents worth..
my headliner rear panel recently came out of the clips that connected it to the main panel. This was due to warpage from humidity. It was fine when I got the truck just months ago. Heat, humidity, lots of both. It finally bent down enough to keep me from sitting upright so I gently removed just that panel although the main panel is warped badly as well. My plan of attack is to go to Staples with the files and have them printed. I'll then lay them yon my old panels (64). I can let you know if they work or how much to add or subtract from any edges to make them work. It should be close.
Thanks for everyone who provided the PDF files and updated this thread!!
my headliner rear panel recently came out of the clips that connected it to the main panel. This was due to warpage from humidity. It was fine when I got the truck just months ago. Heat, humidity, lots of both. It finally bent down enough to keep me from sitting upright so I gently removed just that panel although the main panel is warped badly as well. My plan of attack is to go to Staples with the files and have them printed. I'll then lay them yon my old panels (64). I can let you know if they work or how much to add or subtract from any edges to make them work. It should be close.
Thanks for everyone who provided the PDF files and updated this thread!!
More Turbo
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From: South of Orlando
I removed the fallen/drooping piece after this for safety sake.
I am debating on sound deadener because anything butyl based may be a problem when suspended. I am thinking about the heat affects of the Florida sun. As it is, the edge of the gauge is oozing out. Then there is the off-gassing effects. I did a 53 chavy sedan delivery and it always stunk on hot days. Ideas, preferences.
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Laughing Gas
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From: Thornton, Colorado
I put Killmatt in my 66 before I replaced the headliner. It made a huge sound difference. I also cut my headliner out of FRP, and it is much stiffer, and seems to not have the sagging issues even when the clips came loose.
More Turbo
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From: South of Orlando
thanks. Are you dealing with 100deg days and is the truck stored inside or outside in the sun?
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Laughing Gas
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From: Thornton, Colorado
I am in Colorado so 100 degree days happen but not often. The truck is mostly stored outside, in the sun.
More Turbo
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From: South of Orlando
The forum thread: FRP headliner step by step talks about a pattern for the 64 so I guess there is more than one available out there. I have a pattern for the 65-66 or something like that.
