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headliner
I need a headliner for my 1979 Regular cab 250. I always wanted one of those custom molded headliners with the speakers and radio built right in from JC Whitney. I have always seen them in the magazines however, I just got my new issue and it doesn't show one (figures, I was just gonna buy one but now they don't list them). It shows the headliner speaker strip that just runs across the cab but it doesn't show the full headliner system. Does anybody know somewhere else that has one or where to get one?
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I got one, had it for a long time, from JCW.
Here is a pic of mine, I painted it to match the rest of my int.
Put in better speakers, some switches, and a CB.
Get a helper to help hold it up when you put it in. Makes it so much easier.
Here is a pic of mine, I painted it to match the rest of my int.
Put in better speakers, some switches, and a CB.
Get a helper to help hold it up when you put it in. Makes it so much easier.
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Originally Posted by offroadracer99
I got one, had it for a long time, from JCW.
Here is a pic of mine, I painted it to match the rest of my int.
Put in better speakers, some switches, and a CB.
Get a helper to help hold it up when you put it in. Makes it so much easier.
Here is a pic of mine, I painted it to match the rest of my int.
Put in better speakers, some switches, and a CB.
Get a helper to help hold it up when you put it in. Makes it so much easier.
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Thanks, it took some time to get it in and wired up. I ran all the wires, along with some extra sets in the Driver side A pillar. If you do that, run them up all at once in a bunch, it will save you hassle later. Good luck with yours!
