[mwilber]

I have a 64 4-door wagon. Does anyone know of body/interior shop in the Orange County (CA) area that installs headliners? Has anyone had one recently done?

I've called a few shops and the answer I get is "We haven't done one of those for a while. It'll be $350 (+ or -)." That's not what I want to hear

. I'll pay the money if I have to, but I want the quality to be worth it.

Any help?

 

[72SS454Chevelle]

If thats to much or maybe you want to try to tackle it yourself this link has great information. Its a lille more than 1/2 way down the page.
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/3915/mycar/interior.html

 

[JohnM]

Just dropped my '65 off today for a headliner install. I had already bought the material. Will let you know tomorrow how much it cost.
John

 

[Kevin Barry]

I did my 70 myself, not too difficult. Use binder clips (from office supply store) to clip it all around, trim the edges and smooth out as many wrinkles as possible. Then go around gluing one section at a time while removing and then repositioning each clip. Then hit the whole thing with a heat gun to tighten it up. The hardest part is not melting the headliner with too much heat.

 

[JohnM]

Picked up my 65 Malibu yesterday - $150 and a really nice job. I had bought the material ahead of time.

John