Headliner Removal? (1 Viewer)

Hey! I've not gotten to work on the GX headliner yet but otherwise I've done this more times than I can count.
Also curious to find work instructions.

What do you want to remove it for? Most times I prefer to not remove the headliner board unless I absolutely have to.
 
Hey! I've not gotten to work on the GX headliner yet but otherwise I've done this more times than I can count.
Also curious to find work instructions.

What do you want to remove it for? Most times I prefer to not remove the headliner board unless I absolutely have to.
Sorry for not responding sooner - but I got little kids and want to add some star lights for them to entertain them during our long road trips. Sounds silly and tedious but they’d love it.
 
That's a great reason for the project.
Having a vertical hatch makes the head board much easier to service than on a sedan.
 

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