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Old 21 Aug 2008, 02:58 pm
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Default Re: Headliner coming away from back window

Sorry to hear about all the trouble as well! I hope I don't run into the same problem. So far no top problems.
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Old 30 Mar 2009, 12:46 am
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Default Re: Headliner coming away from back window

Oh snap. Has anyone else have this problem. Mine is doing this right now. I'm thinking of just crazy glueing around the window to make is stay.
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