I redid the ENTIRE interior...check it out fellas!
#23
Sorry I've been away a few days...
I think I got two can sof black and two cans of tan. I have just a little bit left over in each can for touchups though. Remember, I even did the headliner with the black. As far as the dash, its not as shiny in real life. For some reason it came up mega bright in pictures. I will snap a few real close ups of the panels later...im leaving for a wedding now. I must say, it looks GREAT in person. Ide reccomend doing this to anybody.
As for the seats...they were very simple to put in. I pulled the old seats out, and placed the new ones in the cab. Located them where I felt comfortable, and marked all 4 holes for the mounting brackets. In the front of the cab there is a bar under the carpet...The front brackets on the seats mount to the top of that bar. I uses locking washers all the wa around. For the rear brackets...I just marked the holes and drilled stright through the floor. I used a ONE INCH poly spacer between the seat bracket and the floor, to level the rear of the seat with the front. Again, I used grade 8 bolts and locking washers top and bottom. I can get pictures of the mounting tomorrow if you'de like.
I think I got two can sof black and two cans of tan. I have just a little bit left over in each can for touchups though. Remember, I even did the headliner with the black. As far as the dash, its not as shiny in real life. For some reason it came up mega bright in pictures. I will snap a few real close ups of the panels later...im leaving for a wedding now. I must say, it looks GREAT in person. Ide reccomend doing this to anybody.
As for the seats...they were very simple to put in. I pulled the old seats out, and placed the new ones in the cab. Located them where I felt comfortable, and marked all 4 holes for the mounting brackets. In the front of the cab there is a bar under the carpet...The front brackets on the seats mount to the top of that bar. I uses locking washers all the wa around. For the rear brackets...I just marked the holes and drilled stright through the floor. I used a ONE INCH poly spacer between the seat bracket and the floor, to level the rear of the seat with the front. Again, I used grade 8 bolts and locking washers top and bottom. I can get pictures of the mounting tomorrow if you'de like.
#24
ok, seems like the right thread for this. everyone knows painting will make stuff look much better, but what if your dash is cracked? is there any kind of repair stuff to fix it, then paint over it?
#27
i've been thinking about this also.... I think I am going to cover my crack with JB weld, and and then sand it and feather it down to the dash, like you would Bondo (or heck, you could do it with bondo) and then paint over it onces its smooth....
#28
Well here are a few shots of the mounting. You will see for the front, the bar that runs across the cab. That is where the front of the brackets are bolted to.
From the front looking back:

The front brackets from the side:

Showing the front and REAR setup. You will see the 1 inch spacer i used in the rear to make the seat sit level:

Here you will see how the window crank came out...just because. This is also how the armrest looks up close:

Here is a close up of the doorpanels:

Hope this helped...if you need anything else, let me know ;-)
From the front looking back:

The front brackets from the side:

Showing the front and REAR setup. You will see the 1 inch spacer i used in the rear to make the seat sit level:

Here you will see how the window crank came out...just because. This is also how the armrest looks up close:

Here is a close up of the doorpanels:

Hope this helped...if you need anything else, let me know ;-)
#40
Looks really sharp, the black roof liner is a bit heavy looking I'd have gone for the tan up there for contrast and the dash looks a bit shiney for my taste but it's not my truck... it looks great either way... really good job on the doors...
Makes me want to get the lead out and finish my interior.
edit: for folks that want to change/customize their interiors there is a thread here by tv4184 a member who did a similar job. the thread is exhaustive and well done with lots of tips.
Makes me want to get the lead out and finish my interior.
edit: for folks that want to change/customize their interiors there is a thread here by tv4184 a member who did a similar job. the thread is exhaustive and well done with lots of tips.
Last edited by aviator; Oct 9, 2007 at 01:54 PM.


