Headliner

[Tony Hoffman]

If you find an /84, it's a smooth vinyl material that does not seem to fall
down. I have a parts car that it still looks new in. Otherwise, your
options are listed below. Or, you can have it recovered in something else.
A lot of the guys with newer Audi's use Alcantara, which is the fake suede
that was used in the seats of special edition 5000's.

BTW, before you take it out, staple or thumb tack the headliner material
up. Trust me, you don't want to try to clean that cheeto stuff off the
upholstery/carpet. BTDT, no fun at all!

Tony

On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 6:46 PM, Randy Mueller <quikqtr at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Jay, A good Upholstery Shop can Pull it Out & Replace the Foam Backed
> Material of Your Choice...
> or You can find a Good Headliner in a Salvage Yard & Swap it out
> Yourself...
>
> Good Luck, I have done the Salvage Yard Thing on a 5K about 13 Years ago,
> Found a Good Liner in a 100 or 200 & with a little Trimming it Fit & Looked
> Good as New...
>
> On another  5K about 14 Years ago I pulled the Liner & gave it to the
> Upholstery Shop Then I Re-Installed it...
>
> The Factory Liner Looked better than the Generic Material...
>
> Later, Randy
>