I’m just musing here.....I’ve long yearned to change up the headliner design of a 60 series. I really dislike the way the headliner is permanently held in place by the windshield and rear cargo window gaskets. It makes accessing the inner roof surface a major task and limits the ability to use the sheet metal edges and roof ribs to hang accessories, etc. It is prone to rip damage and discoloring with dirt, and just too damn soft looking.
I was just looking through the photo gallery on the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum site and saw these 70/75 series photos and got me thinking again on the subject. Couple examples below...check the edges, the head liner is completely independent of anything else. This would make roof maintenance and sound deadening a lot easier and open up the ability to play around with different fabric designs, etc. These are more utilitarian looking but still clean and classy. I’ve got some ideas, but the 60 roof edges present some challenges.
Has anyone seen this successfully done on a 60 and still look clean and classy?...I’m not talking about bed liner type jobs here.
I was just looking through the photo gallery on the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum site and saw these 70/75 series photos and got me thinking again on the subject. Couple examples below...check the edges, the head liner is completely independent of anything else. This would make roof maintenance and sound deadening a lot easier and open up the ability to play around with different fabric designs, etc. These are more utilitarian looking but still clean and classy. I’ve got some ideas, but the 60 roof edges present some challenges.
Has anyone seen this successfully done on a 60 and still look clean and classy?...I’m not talking about bed liner type jobs here.