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Hi Todd, can you tell me anything about the headliners on the mid-80s Buicks? I heard the code was one letter off the upper paint code no.
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Headliners are basically keyed to the trim combination number on the body data plate. The first two digits indicate the trim color. Still, there are variations in the knit and thickness of some headliners, so it is best to determine the available headliners from the parts list selections.