FAO those who have removed headlining

[maynard]

Have you experienced any issues with condensation etc on cold mornings since you've removed the headlining?

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

I did have a lot the other day, but it was a REALLY foggy day, so could have been that.

I've not noticed anything unusual yet though.

 

[Craig.H]

100% you will get condensation on the colder days, but its been minus 3 this year already up here and I have never noticed it!

If you look at the roof, its condensated but it won't drip on your head or anythin.

I'm pretty sure it would be there anyway with the headlining in place, you just can't see it?

 

[maynard]

Yeah true, I didn't really fancy having drips on my head on the way to work!

I'd imagine the headlining as it is probably absorbs the moisture if any at all. Just checking with you guys on here!

 

[b33fy172]

Yes and get used to wiping the inside of the windscreen as it will be full of condensation.
I leave for work at 5.30am and its a royal pain in the ass atm!

 

[maynard]

Nice!

For some reason I already do the windscreen in the morning.

It's had a replacement screen in a past life, and I don't think it's sealed as it should somewhere.

 

[b33fy172]

its just how cold the car gets during the night now, compared to having a full interior, carpets, headlining and door cards etc

Still I can't bring myself to sell it as its a hoot to drive! But I do hate it! LOL

 

[maynard]

haha, it's extra cold in the mornings now, but it's only a short drive to work so i'm not too fussed! extra layer does the trick

I'll rip the headlining out some point soon then.