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Untamed · 03-22-2007, 03:21 PM

Stay with the clips because over time you will remove and replace the A pillars. While they seem like a PITA, they were designed for multiple removals. Over time, the plastic will weaken and they will break, but we're talking many years here.

I bought my ABS headliner from 1A Auto. Good, strong headliner with easy installation. Only tricky part was lining up the screw holes for the sunvisors. Between the dome light, the sun visors, and the rear trim piece that all holds up the headliner, you can remove the headliner clips in the front.

03-22-2007, 03:21 PM	#6
Untamed Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hillsborough, NJ Posts: 3,200 iTrader: (1)	Stay with the clips because over time you will remove and replace the A pillars. While they seem like a PITA, they were designed for multiple removals. Over time, the plastic will weaken and they will break, but we're talking many years here. I bought my ABS headliner from 1A Auto. Good, strong headliner with easy installation. Only tricky part was lining up the screw holes for the sunvisors. Between the dome light, the sun visors, and the rear trim piece that all holds up the headliner, you can remove the headliner clips in the front. __________________ I USED TO HAVE an 85 Camaro 305 4bbl, 90 Firebird V6, 97 Firebird V6 (10 speakers!). Despite the two family vehicles, 3 kids, wife and mortgage, I can finally realize the dream - 88 TA almost all stock... for now. http://www.cardomain.com/id/untameddave Wanted this - , but ended up with this - for free. Can't argue with free.