Thought I would post a couple of pics of my PVC headliner in my 52 GMC burb. Thanks to Mark S for the idea. Sourced the sheets here in Phx. Not cheap! $60 ea. Took 4 sheets because of the size of the panels needed. Have plenty left over for side panels and maybe door panels. We'll see. Chose the white to go with my color scheme. Really like the pebbley/wrinkle texturing. Was a REAL pain installing though! Sitting on the floor looking up all the time while making poster board patterns, crawling in and out a hundred times back and forth to the work table. Would have been a little easier 10 years ago. smile Trimming, testing fitment, trimming again...
You know what I mean. Only took about a week of actual work, stretched out over a couple of weeks. Thanks to my son for the extra hands in installing. Not a perfect/professional job but it's mine, I did it, and I'm happy with the results. Hey, the car turns 71 in April, wasn't perfect when it left the factory I'm sure.
Anyway, thanks for looking. Can see some light at the end of the tunnel, barn door install next.

azcornman
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~ Richard
1952 GMC Army Ambulance
"Building the Dream"
The story begins here in the DITY Gallery
Follow the build in the Project Journals
(If you can't wait, the "final pictures" and details are in Panels & Burbs)
First vehicle-1967 Chevy short bed pickup. Sold when got married frown | 1953 Chevy pickup restored-sold to purchase Toy Hauler trailer | 1964 GMC long bed Pickup 305 big block V/6 bought to restore with son and his 14 yr old son