Does anyone have a source for light gray headliner material. I can find the darker gray, but not the lighter gray.
Source for light gray headliner material
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Don't know if you got sorted rog, and it is in another country, but...
http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/ -
The OEM headliner in Light Silvergrey (up to 9/92) is still available. P/N: 5144 8156427 - cost is around 300 EUR plus taxes today (roughly 390 USD plus s&h, taxes)
Considering that a similar good quality fabric will cost a bit and someone wishes to be paid for the work I assume it is not (much) more expensive buying ex BMW.Cheers
Reinhard -
I doubt another few $$$ more will make much difference on this extensive build.
I know the guys at Woolies sell Alcantara straight from the roll if stuck. -
Zitat von reinhard;105419
The OEM headliner in Light Silvergrey (up to 9/92) is still available. P/N: 5144 8156427 - cost is around 300 EUR plus taxes today (roughly 390 USD plus s&h, taxes)
Do you just get the material or does it come attached to the board? -
This sounds as if you´re expecting the worst.
I hope nobody at the BMW HQ is reading this - they might just get another bright ideaThe recycling cardboard comes with the fabric and it will be assembled, almost ready to use. A few holes need to be cut for the mirror & panic handle. Those headliners are universal for RHD and LHD. Ask me how I found out
Cheers
Reinhard -
Zitat von reinhard;105425
This sounds as if you´re expecting the worst.
I hope nobody at the BMW HQ is reading this - they might just get another bright idea
The recycling cardboard comes with the fabric and it will be assembled, almost ready to use. A few holes need to be cut for the mirror & panic handle. Those headliners are universal for RHD and LHD. Ask me how I found out
Cheers
Reinhard
Reinhard - I actually have a new light gray headliner from BMW, but the problem is the following pieces:
the Headliner and sliding headliner cover
The rear deck - we are doing a custom install for the 3rd brake light so it has the thin LED brake light which has to be custom made, then covered. I am going to do something similar to ALF's B12 5.7 rear 3rd brake light, thus I will need to find fabric. -
Zitat von reinhard;105425
This sounds as if you´re expecting the worst.
I hope nobody at the BMW HQ is reading this - they might just get another bright idea
The recycling cardboard comes with the fabric and it will be assembled, almost ready to use. A few holes need to be cut for the mirror & panic handle. Those headliners are universal for RHD and LHD. Ask me how I found out
Cheers
Reinhard
Just checking, wouldn't want to turn up and find I was buying a roll of material, roll of foam and some glue.
Not sure I like the idea of having to drill holes in it though. -
Well, it's not so difficult. Just need some (minor) tools, I did it with a Dremel, but it's also feasible with a good "cutter".
And remember to wear clean gloves and avoid touching the messy inside part of the roof during the installation process, or you will finish with a brand new and dirty headliner.
Ask me how I know... -
BTW, I found the quality of the new headliner to be worst than the original one by far. Cardboard vs. true plywood. And not so perfect in the way it fits...
I saved the old piece to be retrimmed in the future, if necessary.
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