taking the interior apart noob style!

[crazyface73]

what up guys, i got a lil project going on and need some help, got a 1997 suburban and just got my new sundown e15 making box tomarrow but working on the burb today. ok im dynomating everthing i can or until i run out, problem the head liner in the back (looks like it interlocks with the other but may be all one piece) and the drivers side panel where the spare tire was i cannot get them to come out, the head liner makes me nervous i bearly jack with it and it falls apart so i hate to be a brute with it but is there a trick i dont know to make it easyier on me or what? not going crazy with the build or anything going to have the e15 running off a t1000-1bd should alright for the family wagon rite? welp back to it and plz any tips help cuz this is the first install i have done rite and no ghetto rigging so i want to stay on that path.

[KillaCam]

The best advice I have would be to stay organized taking your interior apart. Keep track of all bolts, screws, clips. If you have a bad memory or even if you have a good one come up with some way to document all the pieces so you know where everything goes.

[stroupe79]

if you cant remember shit..use ziploc bags to store screws/clips with a note about which panel or area it came off of....and you can take pics to remember how it goes back together...

[crazyface73]

label cups and a camera keep me in check