Headlining LCD and interior lights..

**bboyskidz** · 16-09-2007, 11:32 PM

yeh i was lookin at moving all my stuff around... putting the normal player down the bottom and putting a slidey touchscreen in the top hole.

how much would it be to redo the headliner? mine is getting saggy and it currently rests on my head when i drive (doesn't help being a tall and lanky bugger...) i think i'd redo it black or red... haven't decided...

**bombsquad21** · 17-09-2007, 10:07 AM

I'm really not worried about having the nav integarted as far a security thing..It's not really the first place to look. As for the cost of the headliner i'm not sure, Drive in and drive out prolly $150? There was a guy in Brisbane who did them for $80, but he died. If you want a non standard colour it costs more..

**rayray086** · 17-09-2007, 10:17 AM

Cost of fabric + glue is about all you need for headlining.

http://www.vforvortex.com/2007/03/re...ring-roxy.html

**bombsquad21** · 17-09-2007, 01:21 PM

Thanks Ray..thats a nice simple page with good pictures, I was happy to take off the liner myself but unless i find some really unique material that wont get me bored very quickly i'm gonna drop the thing off and let them do it. Im also hoping I can call in a favour from a motor trimmer, I just figured it would save me spending the cash on glue etc, only to stuff it up. A lot of the people on the vortex have had their liner sag after only a short time..I'm off to buy some black VHT spray. Cheers

**rayray086** · 17-09-2007, 01:45 PM

Fair enough mate. I'm planning to try it myself one day so will tell you guys of my experience. Remember to post pics up after!

**Golf Loon** · 17-09-2007, 04:25 PM

Nolan Wharehouses in Alexandria Sydney sell the headlining material in any colour or pattern you like.

Typically costs $30 for the material, then I get contact adhesive ($10 tin).
The hardest bit is getting the old bits of foam of the original headboard.