with 3rd gen PU's, on an extra-cab model, isn't there a plastic cover in the rear of the cab, behind the rear seat?

would that peice fit in the same place on a standard cab?

behind the bench in my 91 is rather ugly and I plan on swapping for some buckets soon (probably after the motor rebuild), and that would expose a lot...


but it's just a thought

 

i think its just plastic but im not too sure, i havent payed attention to it. ill snap a pic tomorrow

 

that would be great; thanks!

 

It is a plastic top piece that extends along the bottom of the window ending at about the corner of the window where it meets a flared notch from the side panels...
below this is a cloth covered cushion attached to the back wall with six screws below that is a plastic bottom plate about 3-4" tall that extends down to the shelf/seats.
You may be able to attach the upper plastic piece but the rest would probably be a non starter...

You might be better off to fabricate your own custom panel... some 1/8" fibre board or 1/4" MDF with some 1/4" foam and fabric wrap attached would do the job well...

 

hmmm, ok... I was under the impression that it went all the way to the floor... dangit...

haha

ok, thanks!

 

on the 2 gens it was a single piece that went to the floor lol...

here's a link to toyodiy that gives you the part#s for the trim pieces for your truck rear panel
http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/p_U_199...MDEA_6451.html

it appears there are some pieces available for your truck but what they look like I cannot really say...
There is a reg. cab in a yard near me with a blue interior... I can check it out and see if the parts are still there/condition... if they are there and look any good I can probably grab them if you are interested... let me know...

 

lol, oh but of coarse it was on the 2nd gens

I might just deal with it... maybe put a few coats of rubberized undercoating on it


anybody ever though up something clever to make it purdy?

 

here's an idea... get some speaker cloth [the black or grey stuff they wrap sub boxes in] use some 3M spray adhesive and attach it to the back wall. If you are careful and use one of those roller wheel thingies you can make it fit to all the contours. It will look slick and be warmer and quieter too...

 

He lives in Florida..I dont think he needs it warmer

 

there's 2 single cab 2wd's in the yard I pass on my way home from work; I might swing in there tomorrow and look, but I think they're both the same way mine is... that is, exposed painted metal...