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Well, it has finally happened....the head liner has fallen down. I got a quote from my local trim shop to do the job. They quoted me a price of $100.00! They also claim it can be done with two to three hours, as well. Now, how hard is it to do on my own?? Anyone done it with good results?? What adheisive did you use? How long did it take start/finish?? I'm thinking of doing it myself, but is it worth the hassel? Give me some input guys, thanx. By the way---no t-tops. :rolleyes:
100 bux is actualy a good deal, look on ebay what a used 02 headliner goes for..... if u count shipping ( usualy 75+ because its oversize) u save money...
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