Ribbed Top Headliner?

[blueticker17]

Was a headliner factory installed in a 1965 removable too fj45?

Seems a shame to cover the inside of my beautiful too

Thanks

 

[cppilot]

Yes, it was the white perforated material with foam on the back. Spector Offroad or any good top shop should have it. I too like the look of the metal top all painted nice.

My experience is, if you live in a wet climate you will get some moisture on the inside of the "cab roof" in the Winter if it's not covered.

Maybe someone else with more experience could chime in.

 

[whitey45]

Simple, move to the bay area, california! They actually didnt last very long, as I have only had one 45 with a barely intact headliner. It was probably better they didnt last too long.

 

[blueticker17]

I'll take a pass ok Cali but I might leave my headliner off and see what it looks like and pretend that the Cali climate ate it

 

[Living in the Past]

Like the look of the ribbed metal roof myself but in a already noisy vehicle having some sound deadening material on the roof is a good thing. Keep the 45 in a insulated garage in the high desert (7,000'). Not as dry as the lower desert but not wet like Western Oregon.

 

[wngrog]

Bump this to the top. Anyone make a 45 LPB headliner? SOR does not

 

[jfz80]

Bump this to the top. Anyone make a 45 LPB headliner? SOR does not

I grabbed one from cruiser corp shortly before Christmas
White perforated foam backed as described above. ~$110 on sale I think.

 

[Michael B]

Any upholstery shop can get similar material. That is where I sourced mine after SOR’s didn’t fit.

 

[wngrog]

Got the Cruiser Corps.

It should really help a lot with the noise.