1963 Wagonaire Headliner - Done!

[Dick Steinkamp]

Norm finished today. Here's a few pictures...













Norm was able to construct the side pieces in one piece as opposed to 2 pieces stock. This eliminated a seam and looks cleaner.

Norm is interested in doing some kind of "kit".

In addition, I can put together a blog on what we did, how we did it, and a materials list. I can also make .pdf templates of all the finished cardboard pieces for those interested in doing their own.

I am gone to California for a couple of weeks. In the meantime, Norm is going to figure out what would be included in the kit and how much he will have to charge. He'll also work on instructions to install. I will not be involved with the kits. You will deal directly with Norm. I don't add any value to that process.

[sweetolbob]

Looks nice. I'm going to study these posts again prior to building a new headliner in my 74 Avanti.

Thanks for the How-To, Bob

[63t-cab]

Dick, super nice. to me it just looks so nice crisp and clean,it really jumps out at Me.I know you were looking for something not so loud

[57pack]

looks fantastic!
Hope Norm can post here for information on his kit. Or maybe a email or phone contact when the time comes.

[Dick Steinkamp]

looks fantastic!
Hope Norm can post here for information on his kit. Or maybe a email or phone contact when the time comes.

William,
I'll post Norm's contact info, etc. in a couple of weeks when I'm back from California and Norm has had a chance to put something together.

[jclary]

Looks first class to me. 'course...we've come to expect that from your projects.

[Studedude]

I'm shocked!

What the heck is this?:




This must be rectified!

[Dick Steinkamp]

I'm shocked!

What the heck is this?:

This must be rectified!

No prob, Dave. Allen Barth has my REAL visors. He's recovering them. This is an old partial one that we used as a place holder to make sure the screw holes lined up.

[Studedude]

No prob, Dave. Allen Barth has my REAL visors. He's recovering them. This is an old partial one that we used as a place holder to make sure the screw holes lined up.

I knew that piece was not done yet, I was just pullin' your leg.

[57pack]

William,
I'll post Norm's contact info, etc. in a couple of weeks when I'm back from California and Norm has had a chance to put something together.

Dick,
Thank you very much for all of your excellent help.

[Dick Steinkamp]

I knew that piece was not done yet, I was just pullin' your leg.

...and I bit.

[pdrnec]

Dick, that looks awesome. I am so glad it went to the right home! Well, maybe rehab is a better word.....

[Dick Steinkamp]

Dick, that looks awesome. I am so glad it went to the right home! Well, maybe rehab is a better word.....

Thanks, Pat. I'm glad you sold it to me!

PM me and let me know how things are going in Thailand.

[ndynis]

Looks great! I'll we watching for the info on the kits. Thanks again for making it possible for us to follow along on this adventure. The out come is really top drawer.

[StudeRich]

That looks Great Dick, now that we got the Visor glitch squared away, you can get busy with Steel Wool cleaning the Blue paint off of the Tire well Cover, clip holder, Chrome thingy on the left Quarter "D" Pillar!