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You have found the innovators of the original ABS "drop-in" headliner for the 1965-70 Mustang fastbacks and coupes! These easy to install headliners are beautiful with a sierra grain texture. Manufactured in black, they are easily dyed to your desired color. Available in standard or with the built in console that features map lights and your choice of brushed aluminum, grey sterling or carbon fiber look insert.
With both of these styles, you gain 2 1/2" of headroom in your classic Mustang. Our headliners will not sag or separate over time. They install easily and also eliminate the need to take your windshield or back glass out for your headliner installation. Both headliners come with matching A-pillar trim and sail panels.
We do recommend our windlace which is wider to accommodate for the thickness. Add these sunvisors to complete the look.
If you are located outside of the Continental US, please call in to place the order or request a shipping quote.
1969-1970 Ford Mustang Fastback
Q: Is there room for sound deadening material with the drop in headliner?
A: Yes, there is room for both sound deadener and underlayment.
Q: Will my factory overhead console fit this one-piece headliner?
A: No. You cannot use a factory console with our ABS headliner. We have added 2 1/2" of additional head room so the contour is not the same as the original.
Q: Can this headliner be dyed?
A: Yes. To match your current interior color use SEM Color Coat. Available at NAPA or automotive paint stores.
This is an MTF exclusive and matches our door panels and lower console.
Check out this YouTube video for additional help
"I purchased with high hopes, but always a shred of fear that things just are not going to line up, especially with something as big and cumbersome as a one piece headliner. As I put it in and held my breath, I was just waiting to discover what hurdles I was going to be facing. Well, as this is my second headliner from Mustangs to Fear. I can tell you I didn't face any hurdles, I was able to get the headliner in with very little trouble and when I was done I asked myself how in the heck do they get these things to line up as well as they do. Whatever your secret, don't change a thing. IT WORKS!"
Oliver B. in Arizona
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