[number9]

This is on a '69:

It has the bows, but it's missing the actual headliner. However I'm not sure what else it's missing: sail panels? Ear muff boards? Something with lace in the name? oke:

 

[number9]

I should have put "parts" in the topic title, not "pics"!

 

[Sarcasticshrub]

Front & rear wind-lace.
Sail panels.
Head liner material.
???

There's a good writeup on installing a headliner in a 3rd gen here:

http://www.elcaminocentral.com/showthread.php?t=41476

 

[number9]

Front & rear wind-lace.
Sail panels.
Head liner material.
???

There's a good writeup on installing a headliner in a 3rd gen here:

http://www.elcaminocentral.com/showthread.php?t=41476

Thanks! I'll check it out. What's a good (i.e. cheaper) alternative to Dynamat?

 

[70elcoss]

hey thats my write up! lol well exactly what he said i didnt see windlace so you will need that and sail panels. look up on opgi a headliner kit, thats what i used and it came with everything i needed!

a cheaper alternative to dynamat is fatmat i believe but if you but it in bulk like i did it isnt too bad, its some thick heavy stuff and i still have about half leftover from that install

 

[Sarcasticshrub]

What's a good (i.e. cheaper) alternative to Dynamat?

I used some foam duct insulation (Frost King). One side is 1/8th foam, the other aluminum.

 

[number9]

Can anyone suggest where I go to get the headliner? ss396.com are quite a bit cheaper than OPGI or YearOne.

 

[number9]

Are the side sails supposed to be just cardboard, or are they supposed to be covered in the headliner material? :???:

 

[Axeman]

Mine were a cardboard. I'm going to cover them with the same material. I think it will look better.

 

[number9]

Mine were a cardboard. I'm going to cover them with the same material. I think it will look better.

Thanks Axeman. I ended up getting them from Summit Racing, who seem to source them from OPGI. I think they were $10 for a pair, though they don't come with headliner material.

I got the headliner itself from Auto Headliner Mart for $35 + $15 to ship. I haven't installed it, but the material and sewing are of great quality. It also came with excess material for the sail panels.

Now all I have to do is get Dynamat (or a cheaper alternative...) to put underneath it. I'll probably end up with something from RAAM Audio. Eventual plans are to do underneath the carpet, too.