Head Liner for a FJ40
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Cruiser Corps
OEM Toyota.
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I think the OEM is 63311-90302
Ordering from Japan
Might takes months for Shipping.
$205.99
'$27.00 shipping
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Looks Cruiser Corps is the way to go.
sku 500-111
FYI, I bought mine via ebay. Total cost was $252.81 (including sales tax). I placed the order on 4/21/2025 and it was delivered on 5/2/2025.
Honestly, it's still in the packaging. It was a proactive purchase, meaning I knew I'd need it when the time came, and it was still available from Toyota. One never knows when Toyota, or any manufacturer for that matter, will discontinue a part... until it's too late. Been there, done that too many times.
Generally speaking, I prefer OEM parts when they're available, and especially so if they aren't egregiously priced.
The OEM headliner has a seam down the middle. This picture I just posted above is OEM. I will say that the seam is not as flat as the seam was in the factory headliner in my 1979 which was hardly noticeable. Before going with this oem headliner I had ordered one from Specter Offroad. It was a decent quality item and also had a seam, but didn't look the same as OEM. The color was a tad off (more tan) and the holes were sized and spaced differently. I'll be doing OEM again on my 1982 I'm about to tear into.
I just searched the OEM part # listed above and all sources I saw are $400 or more...??
i bought an OEM for a couple hundred on ebay, but you will pay shipping and duties to get it from Japan so maybe close to $300 in the end. I'm sure you could find some other way to do it with less cost, just depends on the look you want I guess.
TIP from not a pro, but someone that has done it before. I hung the headliner over a 2x4 on some ladders, then used a heat gun on gentle heat to remove the wrinkles. I left it hanging to touch up/make sure the wrinkles stayed out before installing.
TIP from not a pro, but someone that has done it before. I hung the headliner over a 2x4 on some ladders, then used a heat gun on gentle heat to remove the wrinkles. I left it hanging to touch up/make sure the wrinkles stayed out before installing.
Purchased from CC. I had it installed at a shop.
FWIW, I think you did a spectacular job!
Over the years there have been several threads on headliners and installations. I can't recall any that turned out better than yours!
I did the same as nick, make your own for $50. 5 years and no sags yet!
Thanks. About to do another. I hope it turns out as well. With a handle like Wasatch Jay I'm guessing UT? Lots of memories in my first cruiser exploring all over Ogden area back in the 90s.
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What $ can i expect to pay for labor?
No idea, I did it myself. I do ecommerce for a living. I'm just a little obsessed with Land Cruisers so I have worked on them quite a bit.
Labor cost for my install was $600, which included taking down the top, patching a few interior side areas with fiberglass, sanding, and installing the new liner with new hardware. I purchased the headliner separately. I had it back in 3 days.