• Headliner, Perforated Board, 1967-1973, Jeepster Commando and Commando - The JeepsterMan
  • Headliner, Perforated Board, 1967-1973, Jeepster Commando and Commando - The JeepsterMan
  • Headliner, Perforated Board, 1967-1973, Jeepster Commando and Commando - The JeepsterMan
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Headliner, Perforated Board, 1967-1973, Jeepster Commando and Commando

Headliner, Perforated Board, 1967-1973, Jeepster Commando and Commando

Part #: HL-1
$485.10
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This is an exact replacement headliner for all 1967-1971 Jeepster Commandos and 1972-1973 Jeep Commandos with a hard top.

Note: This is the perforated board sections only and you must re-use your own supporting bows and hardware to complete installation.

Available in off white color and Black as shown. Made in the USA.

Please state in comments Black or Off-White.

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Bret
Excellent product, with a caveat

This is an excellent product, but….
For a novice at interior work, this required some learning, and there were no instructions and very few YouTube videos describing how to do it. Bottom line, this required a considerable amount of shaping (not cutting, it was made perfectly, and the screw holes were even in the right place). But it required shaping by wetting and using a steam gun (I used one for doing suits and clothes) and it was still pretty involved. So good product, but know what you are getting into.