RE: Installing a headliner

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Several of the Mopar magazines have published "how to install a 
headliner" type articles. I looked through some of my magazine back 
issues but can't find an example right now. I don't remember the 
articles saying to remove the glass. 

I found a citation example online: "High Performance Mopar July 1992 
TECH: reproduction carpet installation, seat belt restoration, headliner 
installation, dash." but it was only a index and I don't think I have 
that magazine.

Maybe someone here has their old Mopar magazines indexed and organized 
and can cite a "how to install a headliner" article.

Gary H.   


Tony Brummett wrote:
> 
> I'm planning on attempting to install a new headliner into my '65
> Dart, and I have a few questions first...
> 
> The pictures in the FSM show that the front and rear windows have
> already been removed, but the written procedure dosen't say to remove
> them.  So, can you replace the headliner with the windows in?
> 
> If they can stay, how do you keep the window gaskets from sticking to
> the glue at the top edge of the window frames while you let it set up
> and get tacky?  And how do you get the headliner material up far
> enough so that those little teeth can grab it?
> 
> Or is this one of those things you should just take it to someone and 
> have done?
> 
> And yes, I did remember to mark the bows so I know what order they go 
> back in :)
> 
> -- Tony  tony@xxxxxxxxxx

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