I got bored and washed my truck last night and figured I'd take a couple pictures of my interior just for the hell of it. Figured it would be a nice little way to get an interior thread going and see what everyone's look's like and get some ideas! So post up your interior. Here's my 92 4runner. nothing special, pretty stock!

 

ohh yeah!! looks nice love the rip in the seat haha and the worn steering wheel lol my buddys 2door's is like that too. like the cb too mine dosent work

 

lol yeah... this is what my seat looked like the day I got it... i'd say its gotten progressively worse.

 

oyah looks worse on that seat lol. same seats as i have just mine are blue with them cover things on em. i looked under the cover and they are too dirty lmao i need that steam cleaner haha. if i come down to cali this summer im bringing a sub, amp, and some other stuff and you can install my stereo and i could use you steam thing lol

 

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haha hense the reason I want new seats. lol you need to patch that hole in your floor board! and throw some nice carpet over it. Carpet is hella easy. I light weight helped my buddy install his and his is a single cab. you need wires to go with all that, by the way lol your truck would bump with just an 8" sub... or even an 10"

Nicely done. I can NEVER get over how big the hidiously huge the gas pedals are in the 1st gens... haha thats crazy.

 

here's my custom door panels i made for my 91 runner

 

thats pretty cool. I wanna do a black vinyl set up in my 4runner and replace the cloth/carpeted door panels... some 6x5 speakers would look good in that diamond plating.

 

nice door panels. i am still excited about my new console. here it is...

herculiner on the floor

 

thats is a pretty cool console im working on a compleate custom console that will match the doors to mount gauges, switches and a cb in

 

Yeah, that gas pedal is ridiculous. Reminds me of a domestic. Plus, it pivots on the floor of the cab, so it attaches there, and so there's a spot right there cut into the vinyl flooring. Muddy/snowy/wet foot on the gas pedal = RUST.

 

you should get those little map holders in your doors like my 4runner has... offset the diamond plating a bit. would be pretty cool if you painted it all black too

 

i actually still have the factory map holder things i originally was going to put them in the stock location but it just didnt look right so i opted not to use them

 

ahhh ok. anybody else got any interior pics?

 

heres my 1988 4Runner SR5 (mind you i did a 5 speed swap so that area is a little unmatching)






















These are pictures of the interior before i cleaned up the interior, ill post more pics tomorrow when i get the pictures

 

thats a nice 88. good job on the 5 speed. I've always wanted a 1st gen roll bar in the back of my truck... but I can never get the rear window to roll down when I want it to... heh

 

88, that thing looks good, I wish I had those door interiors, the arm rest and the power switches are way better. And I just noticed the dually Oh crap handles. Ha

Photobucket is crapping out, I will update this post with pics when its up again.

And mine is stock stock stock. I guess the only custom piece in there is where I put the alarm LED in above the stereo. And the carpets and cargo panels have all been painted.
See the older style armrests?

Seat is worn down, but not ripped yet!

Even have the original console cover!

And the painted rear panels and carpet...

 

Thanks guys, just wait til i get the new ones up ha. the things that look like handles that are in the back by the roll bar are the mounts for my Yakima roof rack

 

AAHHH. I was thinking, "man, he must drive like crap!" lol

 

how hard is it to make my own custom vinyl door panels... I dont want any fancy design. but if I took a piece of cardboard to use as a mold, and went to the store and bought 4 hardboards and used the cardboard as a 'stencil" and drilled the holes in all the panels and cut the squares out for the door handles, then covered it with black vinyl... that'll definitely work, right?