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trevs66m
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head liner

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I was wondering if anyone knows where I could get a good used head liner for a 66 merc pickup! :?
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where are you located.
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trevs66m
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LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA
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Post by 61 Merc »

Trevor,
If you are lookiing for a pattern, Johnny Canuck still has one for me, I will be using it for my 61 and 63. You can get a pattern off it if it is the same.

BTW. Welcome to the club.

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My wife and I passed through Lethbridge on our Harley's in August. We made a stop at the Harley dealer and met some nice people there. It appeared that you have a nice town even though it was trying to rain on us. Rain is something that we are not used to in Phoenix. Good luck with your slick.
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Truckfarmer
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Post by Truckfarmer »

I have a couple of used headliners for the 64-66 trucks but shipping will kill you due to size. One estimate I got was $90. Who in their right mind would pay that to ship a used headliner?
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Post by Johnny Canuck »

Trev. How did I miss this thread?
I am in Lethbridge. I have the headliner 61Merc said, it's from a 64 and you can take a pattern off it, although it's not good enough to reuse. Or did you want a new one? Dennis Carpenter has the stock style one.
Shots of your truck look like the El Rancho parking lot. 1/2 a block from where I work.
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Post by slickmainer »

where else could two people close in proximity meet for the first time...the slick net :wink:

I have a NOS never used headliner piece that houses the dome light from a 65/66. I could trace it on a large piece of paper or something? I'd sell it but shipping would be way too much hassle.
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turtle1056
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metal ones

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mine was ratty as well, so traced out onto 24 guage body sheetmetal,
sprayfoamed the inside of the roof, putthe metal liner in, and it looks awesum
Total cost for a liner that will never fail was about $25.00
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Post by blackagatha »

oooh. a steel headliner, that sounds slick....
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Post by turtle1056 »

its VEWWWWY VEWWWWY ........SLICK lol

I love the look. ;o) :wink:
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