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Strip the headliner from the targa yourself and then like mentioned use a local shop. Either choose from their remnants or just let them use whatever they've got the most of in black.
If you wanted a completely DIY solution buy remnant from the shop and DIY. Measure your top and visit an automotive trimmer and ask for headliner material the size you need from them. Don't buy a kit from the Corvette online vendors. Shop "local"!!
I'm having the top shipped and its bare.. so not sure what is required for the headliner... Is there a backer board that the padding and headliner gets glued to.. or is the padding and headliner material glued directly to the top???
I actualy got the old cloth off the cardboard in my `90. I then bought a roll of black carpeting at Pep Boys for around $20.00. Its pretty thin for carpeting, but it is perfect for headliner material. I then glued the carpeting to the cardboard, trimmed the edges with a razor knife, & reinstalled it.
I'm having the top shipped and its bare.. so not sure what is required for the headliner... Is there a backer board that the padding and headliner gets glued to.. or is the padding and headliner material glued directly to the top???
You had a post earlier looking for a top. What did you buy? All years won't fit.
If the top is a fit you should only need headliner material that has a pad of sorts already attached to it. You can land some very nice material for a targa just using a shop's "remnants"!
I picked up the top from Shawn( corvettenutz).. He tells me it will be a correct fit... And from the picture he sent me the brackets look correct...
The top is minus headliner and weatherstripping... He offered to finish it for me.. But I have a time issue..so he is going to buff it out and send it as is...
Looks like first thing I would need to do is to trace and cut a backing board.. Then padding and headliner material....
Still looking for recommendations on the targas weather stripping.... Is latex the way to go??
I made one for less than $10 from a fiberboard cut to size and covered with black fabric. Works perfect, protects my brains from the sun, and helps absorb noise in the cockpit.