The headlining 'biscuit' in my R is knackered and damaged. The headlining in my old t5 is less so. My R has a sunroof but the t5 doesn't, is it just a case of cutting out the sunroof hole and fitting the trims or is the headlining actually moulded around the sunroof ?
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Thursday 25th July 2013, 22:49 #1Senior Member
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Thanked 528 Times in 448 PostsHeadlining question
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Thanked 613 Times in 451 Postsi reackon you could retrofit it.
we do sell new rolls of headlining trim you can cover the old one with if you were interested?
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Thanked 2,643 Times in 1,928 PostsHeadlining between the 2 cars will be different unfortunately. The sunroof car will have a lower headlining due to accommodating the sunroof cassette
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