Has anybody used Stock Interiors.com headliners

[Jason Jones]

Im needing a headliner for my 72 f 350 bump. I found stockinteriors.com and its looks to be a nice headliner and can get it in any color. I was looking at the 3722 Black Corinthian Grain Vinyl. Has anybody used or seen the headliners? And F100-F350 headliners will be the same right. Thanks ya'll
http://www.stockinteriors.com/Headliner ... box_holder

[flyboy2610]

I've never used their headliner, but F100 through F350 are the same, yes.

[Calfdemon]

I have not used their headliners either, but I have been happy with their carpet (twice now) and they have good customer service.

[Jason Jones]

Thanks for the info. Wish they were not 200.00 for the headliner

[Randle]

I had their headliner and carpet in a 76 I sold last fall. I liked it well enough I bought their carpet for my 70 I'm currently building, but I'm still undecided What I'm doing on the headliner.

[kim4464]

I have a 1970 f350 4 door that I need a headliner and trim for. Any clue where to find one?

[Calfdemon]

I have a 1970 f350 4 door that I need a headliner and trim for. Any clue where to find one?

The front half of the crew cab headliner is the exact same headliner that is found in the standard cab. The trim around the front half is the same also and the rear piece along the back window on the standard cab is also used at the back of the crew cab. For the trim around the outside of the crew cab headline, you can use a set from a standard cab along with 2 extra side pieces to extend it through the back half of the cab.

The parts you cannot get and are extremely hard to find is the back half of the headliner over the rear seat, and the center snap-on piece of plastic trim that goes in the middle between the 2 parts of the headliner. What most have done to substitute for center trim is to get an extra set of the 2 rear pieces that go to the back above the rear window. Those 2 pieces put together are the same size as the crew cab center strip. You will need to drill small holes in the center bar and then mount that trim up with small self tapping screws. The ends that meet the side trim will need a little bit of modification to make it look good, but it will work as a center piece and will hold your headliner pieces up.

As for the rear half of the headliner, you will either need to try and find one from another crew cab (good luck), or make your own from a template. I made a template for another crew cab owner off of my rear headliner and could do it again if you want to go that route.

So in a nutshell, get a standard cab headliner, a complete set of standard cab trim along with and extra left and right piece, and an extra pair of rear pieces. Then make a rear headliner off of a template and you have everything you need to put a headliner in your crew.

[Craigerf100]

This is always a good idea

[mrtleavitt]

Forgive the Hijacking but Craigerf100, Could the space where your CB radio is, could it be used as a storage space instead of a radio?

[Craigerf100]

The pics above are not my truck but yes when I get mine I plan to turn it into storage like in this pic.