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svman
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headliner

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where is the best place to get one for a 72 beetle
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all these people in here and know one can help!
getgeoff
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Post by getgeoff »

The word on the street is get one from SewFine and avoid TMI. Check the thread at the bottom of this page by Jame Buchard.
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perrib
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I have had great luck with TMI headliners. Never tired SewFine.
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getgeoff wrote:The word on the street is get one from SewFine and avoid TMI. Check the thread at the bottom of this page by Jame Buchard.
What thread :?: :shock: :lol:
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I got a stock headliner from Dealparts.com for I believe $42. The only problem with Dealparts is that they don't sell the headliner bows.
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Avoid TMI at all cost.. Super thin and rip very easy.
A buddy of mine buys his from Kustom1. Just the cheap black ones and they are WAY better than the TMI i had. A lot thicker and easier to work with.
Just my experience.
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Post by craigvwdude »

Avoid TMI at all cost.. Super thin and rip very easy.
A buddy of mine buys his from Kustom1. Just the cheap black ones and they are WAY better than the TMI i had. A lot thicker and easier to work with.
Just my experience.
Craig
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