I show you how I built a custom headliner from scratch on my 1979 jeep j10 using some corrugated plastic sheeting and some plaid fabric. Very simple only cost about 45$ for everything.
man awesome video, definitely going to do this to my 1986 F-250! Can't be cutting yourself short man yours looks amazing. Googled how to make one, saw your little short clip at the start and thought "holy crap that looks so good"
I just built one for my 92 Dodge D-150. I used a piece of 1/4" plywood but mine doesn't have any bends in it, it's just a flat piece, I have about $50 in mine but I used the black fake aligator vinyl that I caught on sale at Joann's Fabric
Great video bro...I went to Lowe's and got the 4x8 board but they are up to $35 in my area. Still a cheap fix. Tip about cutting the old headliner up for a template for the angles was great. I have some curves in mi e and actually used a screen installer tool to kind of scribe lines instead of cutting the board and it worked great.
I wish that I had seen this before I hard to replace the sagging headliner in my 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. The plaid color would have been perfect. Am I gonna tear it out and start over.? Probably not but when/if my redo fails. I'm gonna use the plaid.
Thanks for the video! I need to do this in my J10. What kind of screws you used to secure it to the car frame? And also, did you disable the cabin light?
The stereo has a section on the back that slides into the dash it was a tight fit and it has some screws on the back side to hold it in.. the factory glove box was welded shut and a cj7 glove box was cut into the passenger side
