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07-01-2009, 04:31 PM

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1981 Rabbit truck headliner

I have a 1981 Gas motor Rabbit truck and the headliner glue has completely let go so it hangs down really bad. does anyone know how to go about removing it so i can reglue it?

Thanks in advance for anytips.

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