What interior part is this actually called?

**02blckws6** · 10-21-2010, 05:24 AM

Hey just wonder what this piece was called to post up in the parts needed section...On the interior its pretty much the whole interior ceiling piece what happen was the person that had the car before me was sliding the t top covers into the spot with the t tops on and ripped the ceiling piece right above the viser I did the same thing not knowing it was goin 2 ripp the interior I have a 2002 black interior ws6, the piece is more like a dark grey doesn anyone know if i can get black if not a stock one would help out
Thanks!

**jiveass** · 10-21-2010, 05:32 AM

Originally Posted by 02blckws6

Hey just wonder what this piece was called to post up in the parts needed section...On the interior its pretty much the whole interior ceiling piece what happen was the person that had the car before me was sliding the t top covers into the spot with the t tops on and ripped the ceiling piece right above the viser I did the same thing not knowing it was goin 2 ripp the interior I have a 2002 black interior ws6, the piece is more like a dark grey doesn anyone know if i can get black if not a stock one would help out
Thanks!

are you talkin about the headliner?

**02blckws6** · 10-21-2010, 05:39 AM

Originally Posted by jiveass

are you talkin about the headliner?

ummm ya lol thank u sir! just couldnt think of the name one of those things i couldnt think of a legit name for it do u kno if they custom make or make them in black?

**jiveass** · 10-21-2010, 06:47 AM

Originally Posted by 02blckws6

ummm ya lol thank u sir! just couldnt think of the name one of those things i couldnt think of a legit name for it do u kno if they custom make or make them in black?

most auto body shops can re-cover the headliner...usually runs about $120 from what ive seen....takes less than a day if they dont drag ass...

**nichoLaS1** · 10-21-2010, 08:00 AM

Originally Posted by jiveass

most auto body shops can re-cover the headliner...usually runs about $120 from what ive seen....takes less than a day if they dont drag ass...

Most places can match the factory color or do custom colors. I had the headliner in my jeep changed from the dull gray to black about 5 years ago. Still looks as good as the day I got it done..

Note: i recommend finding someone that does more interior work (upholstery, etc.) as opposed to auto body shops in general.. Finding someone that works with headliners, carpets and seats on a daily basis will land you a higher quialty finish.. just my opinion (from experience)