

| Subject: | Re: 86 interior into a 84 need some advice |
| From: | Scarlett Semko |
| Date: | Thu, 3 Jun 1999 08:21:59 -0400 |
Mike, I used 3M spray adeasive for the portions of the headliner that connect to the sidewalls. Ron Semko Orlando, Fl. mike wrote: > What type of glue does one use for a headliner??? > > mine just started to peel off in my jetta > > mike > 87 westy > 89 jetta > > EMZ wrote: > > > > This is a real pain. You much remove the window and glue the > > interior head liner in place real well. After dry you can re- > > install the windows, but only if the glue holds up. I would > > avoid this if I could. > > > > Eric 86-VW4x4 > > vw4x4@fyi.net 72-240z > > Pittsburgh, PA USA 1936-Chrysler > > > > On Wed, 26 May 1999, Scarlett Semko wrote: > > > > > Volks, > > > > > > I was lucky enough to find a clean 86 interior in a local wrecking yard > > > here (thanks Kai), with some nice seats (head and arm rests in tan > > > cloth, sorry Chris I just found my seats). The shop sold me all the > > > seats (front buckts and rear seat with arm rests too) for $100.00 (he > > > even took them out, and then sold me the rest of the interior (all the > > > panels, headliner, bla, bla, bla for another $100.00), and a factory > > > hitch like the one that Ron is selling (not the one that bolts to the > > > eye hooks) for $20.00. I must have done something right lately. > > > > > > Any way I need some advice on taking the rear side windows out. It seems > > > the headliner fits in behind the rubber seals. Has anyone replaced their > > > headiner? Chris, any advice here? > > > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > Ron Semko > > > Orlando, Fl. > > > 1984 Vanagon with 200,000 plus miles, and a new interior > > >
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