i would go straight across canada to toronto and come down that way.

 

Yeah, my wife has done the trip that way before, but I havn't...yet. She want to do another Trans-Canada trip, but this time with me

 

you have to do it like the Lucky 8 easter expedition though. just driving thru the woods.

 

Hey Cosmic,
I'm getting ready to do the vacuum advance module replacement on my 94. Did you ever get a writeup done for that? I know the general process is remove distributor cap, and internals, then you can get to the vacuum but removing those internals is damn tricky. Would love to do this sometime soon, I know my vacuum advance isn't working well.

 

do you have pictures of the roof with the head liner out, right above the drivers door? basically if you are sitting in the drivers seat, looking up and to the left... I have a weird mark on the header that looks like it might be the beginnings of a water leak

 

I don't have sunroofs butthe only thing that's up there if I recall is the wiring loom. Anything leakwise you'd be able to see from the outside roof looking down only truck.

 

it could be water coming in through the hole for the front roof rack bolt thats somewhere in that area...

but yeah there really wasnt anything up there that wasnt wiring (i dont have sunroofs either)

 

This place is 17.25 a yard + shipping and tax comes out to 70 shipped. 64 inch wide 1/8 foam backed headliner material - WLS Headliners auto interior products. You can buy the adhesive from them or supply your own. IIRC i checked and it was right about 100 shipped for the material + 2 cans of adhesive. Thats a good 60 bucks cheaper than the headlinerexpress.com shipped price. Going to order next payday..

 

Blu, can you do anything with that?

 

Hi,

I wanted to confirm that it requires 3 yards of the 64" material. I recal reading it elsewhere with a link to OnlineFabricStore.net but can't find that post. Id doing the math on your post it looks to be 3 as well but I wanted to confirm that you indeed ordered 3 and it indeed did fit.

"No matter how often I cut it, it won't get any longer"... I always say :-)

Thanks,

Tom