Acme Auto WHITE HEADLINER
057-AFH21A-FBH2
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This Acme Auto Headlining original replacement ABS plastic headliner without upper rear seat belt cut outs, is covered with perforated 1/4 inch foambacked vinyl and is a cost effective way to dramatically improve the overall look of the interior in your Camaro or Firebird. This solid roof headliner is a reproduction of your vehicles OEM headliner utilizing factory attachment points, fit and finish. Each plastic board is vacuum formed at 320 degrees Fahrenheit. This means your new headliner will not distort shape, even on a hot summer day. The Headliner is formed into the Hard Top roof shape and has to be cut out for T- Top. The reason for this is GM farmed out the T Top conversions to several different companies so there are numerous versions of the T Top. Each headliner includes installation instructions, with T-Top cutting instructions, and three year warranty on the board, one year on the material.
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Motor Vehicles
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