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howdy,
my roof lining has started to sag just above my head. im just wondering if its cheaper to buy one at the wreckers or get it retrimed? what are they worth at the wreckers anyways??
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I picked a new roof lining up for an EA/NA for $16.50 from a self serve wreckers. Had to pull it out of the old car myself but the job was actually quite simple. I would assume the EB would be similar.
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Happy |
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shouldn't any e series one fit? the ef/el don't have the sag problem!
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Happy wrote: shouldn't any e series one fit? the ef/el don't have the sag problem!
yet {insert dramatic music here}
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Happy |
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Punnisher_42 wrote: Happy wrote: shouldn't any e series one fit? the ef/el don't have the sag problem! yet {insert dramatic music here} lol ... no, they are a one piece of cardboard, not the rods with cloth attached to em..
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ahh well its off the the wreckers for me then : )
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yeah
piece of piss to take it out and they arent super expensive either
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ReGiE |
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yeah i took some of it out last week to see if i could spray some contact cement in there. i did that then it fell down a few days later.
could i fit an el/ef one in does anybody know??
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Happy |
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it should do yes, you may need to make some bracket to hold it though but size wise will be the same
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Sounds allot cheaper than what I done.
My roof lining was sagging at the rear wind shield. It cost me $80 to do it through ford. It wasnt a new lining, they just took it to an upholsterer. Shugg |
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I've done this to at least a dozen different cars with the cloth roof lining.
Pull the lot out Take the cloth off carefully (you can reuse it if in good condition) If not, it will give you a template for a new one. SPOTLIGHT. Scrape the old yellow type foam off. Do a good job or it will be a waste of time. Buy a $9.95 can of trim adhesive from supercrap. Put the cloth onto rooflining mold. Fold cloth in half. Work from middle to out. Spray adhesive and press cloth to mold. Do both sides. Wait 30 mins Stick it back in the car. Works everytime. |
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nice idea rossi!!!!
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Mmmm luckily I have a spare. A friend of mine used a stapler to fix the lining in their ea wagon.....
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Punnisher_42 |
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i Believe for about 10 grand, you could get a panel shop to turn it into a convertible. That sure would solve the problem.
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