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  1. 07-14-2012 07:48 AM #1
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    Just for information purposes, check out the yellow pages, you can have a new headliner installed at your house. A guy will come out pop open a portable table pull the headliner, it is mounted to a cardboard insert and replace it. Very reasonable quick down and dirty permeant fix, I have found you will waste your time messing with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pepi View Post
    Just for information purposes, check out the yellow pages, you can have a new headliner installed at your house. A guy will come out pop open a portable table pull the headliner, it is mounted to a cardboard insert and replace it. Very reasonable quick down and dirty permeant fix, I have found you will waste your time messing with it.
    Assuming you have the same type of services in Opunake, NZ
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