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Kevin Tetz guides you through the step-by-step installation of a vacuum-formed ABS headliner from LMC Truck. While the headliner installed in this video is specific to 1973-1987 Chevy and GMC trucks, the process should be similar for Ford and Dodge trucks with minor alterations.
This is a very simple DIY project and only requires basic tools. Your old pressed fiberboard headliner is likely deteriorated, but it’s easy to remove, and the new ABS headliner with foam backing and either vinyl or cloth is just as easy to reinstall. Although the removal process is easy, it’s still a good idea to label the parts and bag and tag all fasteners you plan to reuse, just in case. Note that this is a good time to do any interior lighting upgrades while the headliner’s out, and it’s the perfect time to quiet things down a bit by adding a layer of sound deadening (as demonstrated in the video).
As usual, Kevin has a few extra helpful tips to make this job even easier, including a trick with mechanic’s wire for routing wires if you’re performing any accessory upgrades as well as a smart bungee cord trick if you’re installing the new headliner by yourself.
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