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There were several versions of the material, between each bow they
were individual panels, they were a hardboard backed with a light foam and
then covered with a vinyl perforated material, another type I had in a lower
priced car had only a perforated hardboard with a spray coating, they were held
in place by a removable strip that clamped it self to the bows.
On a 63 dodge wagon I did a few years ago I removed the panels, wire
brushed them to remove the old sagging foam. I went to a fabric store, and
purchased a velour type fabric and with spray glue recovered the panels and
reinstalled, I used vinyl spray color on the attachment strips that
held them in place, headliner looked great, and did not take a rocket scientist
or machinist to do.
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