Repair General - Headliner's fucked edition

>>17018822
Pay an upholstery shop 100 bucks and have it done in a day. That's what it cost on my civic.

>>17018869
I live in Arkansas and don't trust Uncle Fudd with my truck.

>>17018923
Man the fuck up. No one cares about your truck as much as you. Unhappy clients aren't good for business.

>>17018923
It ain't a truck to start with

I've never seen headliner collapse on a car that's only 15 years old. Is this an American thing?

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I have no experience with any form of automotive repair or maintenance. how impossibly difficult would it be for me to buy, repair, and replace a transmission in my '92 volvo station wagon? is it even possible?

Loctite adhesive spray 300 (industrial strength). Take the whole fiberboard out, spray it liberally but not excessively, smooth the fabric really well, let it cure for 2 days. Good to go for another 5-10 years.

>>17019249
It would be extremely painful

>>17019434
You´re a big guy...

>>17020536
4 u

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>>17019235
The manufacturer and the state say it's a truck. I'm going with them.
>>17019016
>man up and let someone fuck up your truck
no

>>17019244
It hasn't collapsed. It's fraying on the edges and discolored.
I'm going to redo it, just wanted some advice.