Various Headlining Materials..
Below are some of the headlining materials used in various 1950's through 1970's General Motors cars. Materials originally used depended on the car model, interior trim, the plant the car was made in, and the date it was manufactured.

When ordering, please specify the material and color needed. If you need a different material than shown below, please describe it when placing your order. Our headliners include material to cover the sunvisors and side "muffs", on models that had them. If you are considering a non-original material, please note that sunvisors were usually covered with the same material as the original headliner. Headliners ordered in non-original materials or colors are considered special order items that are not returnable.

	Features multiple pairs of holes and faint lines throughout the pattern.
	Small embossed stars give this material it's unique look. This vinyl is an extra-cost material.
	Small raised dots and "wavy" lines distinguish Surrey vinyl material, which is also sometimes called "line-dot".
	Called Basketweave because the pattern direction looks similar to that used in a wicker basket.
	Criss-cross features crossing lines and small dots throughout. Sometimes also called basketweave. Please note the differences between this material and Regent Basketweave above.
	Features bold lines or "ribs" going the same direction across the material.
	Premier has very faint raised lines and microscopic dots throughout the vinyl.