Thread: roof lining for Discovery 1 in Melbourne

Any automotive trimmer should be able to do the headlining.

I got my Defender headlining done some years ago by
Mega Trim 21 Cheltenham Road, Dandenong. 9792 9952

I saved money by removing the headlining panels myself but they will do a drive-in drive-out service.

Colin

thanks .. how much can I expect to pay I've been told between 300 an 600?

Originally Posted by 10 Toes

thanks .. how much can I expect to pay I've been told between 300 an 600?

Sounds about right.
$300 ish if you take the roof panels to them, and then getting towards $600 if you get them to do all the work.

Give them a call and ask because it was years ago I got mine done.....


Colin

If you go to your local LR mechanic, they may be able to recomend a trim shop. This is a common problem, so they will probably know one.

The prices stated previosly sound about right... if you do all the pre and post work yourself (removal and fitting, only takes up a couple of hours) you can probably get the cost down to about $200. (Which is what I recently paid up here in Sydney a month ago on my P38)

Melbourne's big. Where are you - n, s, e, w?

This will help the advice.

Pete

The car is in Anglesea, but I live in Kew ... so inner east is best I guess thanks.

A good trimmer, experienced in Land Rover headliners, is Steve Dodd at Classic Motor Trimmers, 6/477 Maroondah Highway, Ringwood, just past Car City. His phone number is 9879 4932.

He does good work. You can save a few bob by taking the liner just about completely out, hang it by a couple of clips, then take the whole car, unload the liner and then return when the job is complete.

Far and away the easiest way to move the thing!


Pete

Originally Posted by Pierre

A good trimmer, experienced in Land Rover headliners, is Steve Dodd at Classic Motor Trimmers, 6/477 Maroondah Highway, Ringwood, just past Car City. His phone number is 9879 4932.

He does good work. You can save a few bob by taking the liner just about completely out, hang it by a couple of clips, then take the whole car, unload the liner and then return when the job is complete.

Far and away the easiest way to move the thing!


Pete

Exactly what I did, and used them, good factory looking job