1974 Pantera sagging headliner

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A quick ride on the freeway at 100 mph with both windows down resulted in a sagging headliner. No damage to the headliner it just sags from the middle to the rear of the car. I hope it is not stretched. How do i repair it? Do i use adhesives? Thanks #7260

4/20/053:52 PM

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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Mike Dailey has an article on replacing it. Repair should be almost the same if you clean the old foam off the headliner vinyl.

http://www.panteraplace.com/page120.htm

Good luck!

4/20/054:53 PM

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Mark, thanks for the lead. Next time i exceed the speed limit i will keep the windows up.#7260

4/20/055:33 PM

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