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Old 06-16-2008, 01:39 PM   #51
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Damn Mike, that's looking real good. I might swipe this thing for my yota when you bring the truck to the shop.. lolol..
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Damn Mike, that's looking real good. I might swipe this thing for my yota when you bring the truck to the shop.. lolol..

alright, take it easy
how bout this, we'll swap trucks and as you work on mine, i'll do the interior of yours? hows that for a deal?!?!?!? lol
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got some updates!!!!

made a false back wall to go behind both seats, and mounted the amp and hooked up the sub. tuned everything and then we took it apart so my sister can wrap and stitch it. also got the cupholder done too.











i bought all the suede earlier in the week so when my sis gets home from atlanta next weekend, she's gonna wrap everything so it should(fingers crossed) be back in the truck for G4L on the 13th.
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looks good. And, my yota is years away from going anywhere so I doubt it needs interior anytime soon.. lol
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awsome project usualy i dont like old car dashes in dimes but that looks awsome wered you get them cup holders ive been searching for the same ones for months did you just glass right over the wood?
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awsome project usualy i dont like old car dashes in dimes but that looks awsome wered you get them cup holders ive been searching for the same ones for months did you just glass right over the wood?

i went to a poker supply website and bought 2. i paid more for shipping than i did for the cup holders.

the only thing i fiberglassed was the back part where the sub goes. everything else is just getting suede wrapped over it. it's not gonna be just plain black suede either. i'm having my sis stitch the two side pieces and the top piece together with silver thread. which i'm hoping will flow nicely with all the other chrome and stainless pieces i have in the console.
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looks good. And, my yota is years away from going anywhere so I doubt it needs interior anytime soon.. lol

when the yota's ready, just drop it off on LI. me and judd will take good care of ya. we're doin robbie's console next.
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well here's a pic someone took from the G4L last week. it would have been in the show, but the tranny let go on the way, so i was pissed and just left it on the trailer.
but you can see the freshly wrapped console all put back in. my sis still has to stitch the back part up but i'll have her do that while the trucks at the tranny shop.

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looks good mike, i havent seen ur truck in awhile
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So What is that Metal handle looking thing on the right side of the console?... In some pics it's there, but in others it has mysteriously vanised...

and oh yeah, the whole thing looks sick nasty. props.
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So What is that Metal handle looking thing on the right side of the console?... In some pics it's there, but in others it has mysteriously vanised...

and oh yeah, the whole thing looks sick nasty. props.

that is my lokar hood release. it's not mounted to anything cause i'm on the fence between leaving it or using hood pins. so i usually tuck it inside the console.



BRIAN, you probably won't see the truck until next summer. once the tranny gets fixed i'm gonna change the MC and do the doors. then come sept. i'm bringing it to Eric's for the backhalf and new tubs. after this winter, the only thing that i'll have left to do to it is paint.
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when u say do the doors......?
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do you have any more pics of the counsol its simalar to the one i have in my thoughts lol it just wont have that sub box
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when u say do the doors......?

no i'm not suiciding the doors. are trucks are enough alike i'm not adding suicide doors to the list. i've decided i'm doin my own door panels.

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do you have any more pics of the counsol its simalar to the one i have in my thoughts lol it just wont have that sub box

the only pics i have are in this thread, but i'm pullin the sub box out sat. so i can take more pics then. what are you specifically lookin for?
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no i'm not suiciding the doors. are trucks are enough alike i'm not adding suicide doors to the list. i've decided i'm doin my own door panels.




the only pics i have are in this thread, but i'm pullin the sub box out sat. so i can take more pics then. what are you specifically lookin for?



lol come on mike. eventually they will look nothing alike except for the caddies.....but im getting rid of those soon anyway
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nice job man..

how did you mount your harnesses..
ive been lookin into gettin cavi buckets with a harness.
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I like the way the dash looks. I think I would have painted the dash & the console body color. I am not critizing your work or anything just my opinion.
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Quote: Originally Posted by INSANEnoma
nice job man..

how did you mount your harnesses..
ive been lookin into gettin cavi buckets with a harness.

well the harness, computer, and fuse block for the motor is under the dash.

i don't have a harness for my seats, they were manual seats to start. i chopped the tracks off and made my own brackets in order to lower the seat about an inch and a half.


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I like the way the dash looks. I think I would have painted the dash & the console body color. I am not critizing your work or anything just my opinion.
that's cool bro, everyone's entitle to their opinion. i wrapped mine cause i didn't want to see the glare of the dash reflecting back into the windshield while i drove. it's bad enough i see the reflexion of the bezel.
Old 07-26-2008, 09:06 AM   #69
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SORRY MAN.. should have been a bit clearer..
I was talking about your 4pt harnesses....
where and how did you mount those.. b/c it seems like there is no space to mount them
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SORRY MAN.. should have been a bit clearer..
I was talking about your 4pt harnesses....
where and how did you mount those.. b/c it seems like there is no space to mount them

ooooh. hell that was easy.



this is behind the seat where i bolted the shoulder straps. i basically just bolted them right to the floor. but under the floor i have a really big washer so the bolt won't pull through the floor if i'm ever in an accident. it's as simple as that. it's not the "correct" way to mount them, but i wasn't about to weld in a roll cage....lol.
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haha yah thats the only way i see to mount them..
very incorrectly... but i dont want to put in a cage either..
i may weld up a bar that goes across the back.. but i dunno



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