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My wife has an89 jeep cherokee and the headliner cloth has separated and makes a nice head blanket for me when I'm in the car with her. I have no reservations about tackling the job myself, but I have two questions: Should I buy new cloth, or reuse the old stuff? What kind of adhesive should I use? I know the post is out of line with the ford guys, but her jeep knows it's place in line down below my Ford Slug. Thanks for any help.
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Headliner
For the cost I had one done on a previous truck I owned. It cost me 50.oo for new material and installation. Looked great took a couple of hours. I also priced the a friends cheerokee and it would have been 90 for the headliner, and overhead console.
Chris
79 F-150 Lariat: Long-bed, 2wd, 460 (intake, headers, cam, early heads), C-6 (shift kit)
79 Mustang: 460 swap under way, balanced rotating assembly, forged pistons, truck rods, c-8 heads ported, Lunati solid lifter cam, more stuff...
98 Chevy Silverado ext. cab 4x4 (work truck)
95 Lexus SC300 (wife's baby)
Chris
79 F-150 Lariat: Long-bed, 2wd, 460 (intake, headers, cam, early heads), C-6 (shift kit)
79 Mustang: 460 swap under way, balanced rotating assembly, forged pistons, truck rods, c-8 heads ported, Lunati solid lifter cam, more stuff...
98 Chevy Silverado ext. cab 4x4 (work truck)
95 Lexus SC300 (wife's baby)
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