[66Ccode]

Anyone have an issue installing one of these? Mostly not fitting properly,I just got one and wanted some input from someone that’s installed one..

 

[Matter]

No issue, fit nice. Easy one person install but 2 would be nice. Very happy with it.

 

[94venomv8]

I have one in my car and it went right in. All I had to do was drill the holes where the upper sear belt bolts go and then at the back where it goes to the fastback window and has the trim pieces that hold the headliner up, I heated it up because it was a bit flat and I molded it more in the curvature of the roof.

 

[cheapbastard]

Please keep us updated on this. I am trying to decide between this and the competitors. Thanks

 

[rusty1161]

No issues installing mine.
Rusty

 

[65coupei6_2]

Thumbs up. No problem.

 

[Matter]

Please keep us updated on this. I am trying to decide between this and the competitors. Thanks

Most don't care for the TMI one, maybe they have improved.

 

[jamesgang]

Did mine by myself no problems at all, fits great!

 

[rpm]

👍👍

 

[slotmandave]

No issue, fit nice. Easy one person install but 2 would be nice. Very happy with it.

What brand did you use I heard the tmi was tough?

 

[Walkers Coupe]

Whichever one you use I personally guarantee you will like the install far better than a fabric headliner.

 

[Matter]

What brand did you use I heard the tmi was tough?

Mine was the MTF with the built in console.

 

[groho]

Couple hints, use a telescoping tube of some sort to help hold it up in place as you fit it. second, take your wind lace and trim/remove the inside lip (the side against the headliner) but leave the other side. Its more than enough to hold the lace in place.. the headliner and sheet metal is very thick together making it difficult to push on the lace, especially if you've covered yours with material. Also get yourself a 68 interior dome light and wire it into the door triggers. It'll help to hold the liner up, looks good, and functions. Last, fit, trim, fit again, use a heat gun to help mold into place, fit, trim, heat, a hundred-million times. It'll come together, and it'll look great.

 

[RTM]

I'm far from making this decision but can anyone post pictures of the one piece headliner?

 

[wicked93gs]

I have heard the A-pillar trim pieces for the MTF headliner don't fit well, but that is purely hearsay

 

[slotmandave]

Did mine by myself no problems at all, fits great!

No issue, fit nice. Easy one person install but 2 would be nice. Very happy with it.

did you use the tmi or the mtf ? thanks

 

[slotmandave]

No issues installing mine.
Rusty

did you use the tmi or the mtf ? Thanks

 

[slotmandave]

Did mine by myself no problems at all, fits great!

Did you use the tmi or mtf ? Thanks

 

[slotmandave]

Couple hints, use a telescoping tube of some sort to help hold it up in place as you fit it. second, take your wind lace and trim/remove the inside lip (the side against the headliner) but leave the other side. Its more than enough to hold the lace in place.. the headliner and sheet metal is very thick together making it difficult to push on the lace, especially if you've covered yours with material. Also get yourself a 68 interior dome light and wire it into the door triggers. It'll help to hold the liner up, looks good, and functions. Last, fit, trim, fit again, use a heat gun to help mold into place, fit, trim, heat, a hundred-million times. It'll come together, and it'll look great.

did you use the tmi or the mtf ? Thanks

 

[Matter]

I'm far from making this decision but can anyone post pictures of the one piece headliner?

MTF , and no issues with the A pillar fit.