GM Parts Direct has a new headliner listed at $8xx.00 i can't remember... My front windshield is cracked so it would be a good idea to knock it out. Is $8xx.00 what i should expect to pay?
LLY: Need a new headliner
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I reupholstered my headliner. It’s not that difficult and mine turned out okay. It would have turned out great had I slowed down, read the directions, and maybe watched a YouTube vid first. If I did another it would probably come out looking like factory. The prep work was a real pain in the ass, but it’s key to get the best results. You can do the whole job for less than $150.
It’s pretty easy to do. Longest process is the prep of course. Wire wheel to it makes it easier. I think total for me was like $100. Little under maybe.
My crew cab was quoted anywhere feom $90 to $180 feom a few different shops. That me taking it out and bringing it to them though.
Damn, those really went up. They were in the 4-500 range before the strike and the last time I looked.
It's only about $50 retail worth of fabric material and whatever the glue cost to recover it.
The OEM Headliner is Shale with a 1/8 foam backing.
It's only about $50 retail worth of fabric material and whatever the glue cost to recover it.
The OEM Headliner is Shale with a 1/8 foam backing.
Yeah I’d have to check. My co worker just did his in his LBZ and it was $490 for crew cab. Factory headliner. But that was employee price. But I’ve notice that gm parts direct and gm parts giant usually list most stuff at 10% over cost and that’s all we get.
ahh good to know. Never actually tried to order anything from them. I was wondering where they make their profits offering parts at those prices. Makes sense now