Mach1 - interior upper rear panel to rear window

[Engine302]

who can give me directions for installation of these upper inner rear panels?
How these are fixed in the upper edge to the window ? There is no molding to cover, correct? No wholes to fix with screws?
Mine are over bent ! Are these are available to buy somewhere?
I checked the forum but did not find any post on this topic?!
Any guidance is welcome!

[Hemikiller]

Headliner goes in first. These go over the lower edge of the headliner and wrap around the rear window pinch weld and the retainer by the qtr window, which I don't see in your picture. There's also a door panel style clip that goes into that hoel int he sail panel.

[Mister 4x4]

Yup!

There's also a vintage headliner installation article at Mustang-360 that also talks about the sail panels.

http://www.mustangandfords.com/how-to/in...r-install/

[Engine302]

Yup!

There's also a vintage headliner installation article at Mustang-360 that also talks about the sail panels.

http://www.mustangandfords.com/how-to/in...r-install/

Great- this helps me a lot!

[scgamecock]

Don't want to hijack this post but I have a question about 1 of the pictures in that article.  Does the rear glass have to come out in order to install the headliner????

http://image.mustangandfords.com/f/86713..._large.jpg

[Carolina_Mountain_Mustangs]

Don't want to hijack this post but I have a question about 1 of the pictures in that article.  Does the rear glass have to come out in order to install the headliner????

http://image.mustangandfords.com/f/86713..._large.jpg

Pretty sure it does. Probably needs to come out anyway to fix any rust issues. They used a sucky foam tape to seal up which should be replaced with regular sealer used with rubber gasket install. New gasket also.

[scgamecock]

Don't want to hijack this post but I have a question about 1 of the pictures in that article.  Does the rear glass have to come out in order to install the headliner????

http://image.mustangandfords.com/f/86713..._large.jpg

Pretty sure it does. Probably needs to come out anyway to fix any rust issues. They used a sucky foam tape to seal up which should be replaced with regular sealer used with rubber gasket install. New gasket also.

Guess I will be driving it to the upholstery shop with no back window.  I'm not going to do the headliner myself.

[clevelandcoupe]

SC,
Yes the rear window has to be removed to install the headliner.
Thanks, Jay

[scgamecock]

SC,
Yes the rear window has to be removed to install the headliner.
Thanks, Jay

Thanks Jay.  What about the front window?  Pretty sure I can drive the car to the interior shop with no back window installed but dot think I can get away with no front window....

Wade

[Hemikiller]

It's easier with the windscreen out, but can be done with it in. The upholstery shop could probably R&R the rear window for you.