Interior pics.
12-18-2006, 08:36 AM
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RE: Interior pics.
Looking good bulldog I would think about changing hump hugger colour, think the black looks a bit out place in my opinion. Maybe see if the photo chopshop folks can change the colour to the seat colour to see what it would look like. But still way better than mine those seat look super comfy.
12-19-2006, 12:58 AM
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RE: Interior pics.
Well, I got the package from my dad and it wasn't the Tach he was mentioning. All the better I suppose. I don't want anything too big and I'd hate to take it back if it was.
He did send 2 big batches of Deer Jerky, however. It's just like I like it too. Nice surprise considering I didn't get to hunt this year. He said he put 4 though the processer this year. Has tons of sausage, jerky and roast/straps. Lucky bastage, I sooo missed it this year.
Anywho - maybe next year. I need to get as much time in w/ the old fart as I can. He's tipping the 70 mark and we may not have many seasons left to hunt.
He did send 2 big batches of Deer Jerky, however. It's just like I like it too. Nice surprise considering I didn't get to hunt this year. He said he put 4 though the processer this year. Has tons of sausage, jerky and roast/straps. Lucky bastage, I sooo missed it this year.
Anywho - maybe next year. I need to get as much time in w/ the old fart as I can. He's tipping the 70 mark and we may not have many seasons left to hunt.
12-19-2006, 01:59 AM
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RE: Interior pics.
Looks like you've got some serious speaker. Any subwoolfers hiding in the truck?
I've been pricing out a full interior restoration - the quotes have been bewteen 3 and 4 thousand. That's a heap of money. If you don't mind me asking, was your project in that range? From the pictures, it looks like you spared no expense.
I've been pricing out a full interior restoration - the quotes have been bewteen 3 and 4 thousand. That's a heap of money. If you don't mind me asking, was your project in that range? From the pictures, it looks like you spared no expense.
12-19-2006, 10:34 AM
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RE: Interior pics.
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Looks like you've got some serious speaker. Any subwoolfers hiding in the truck?
I've been pricing out a full interior restoration - the quotes have been bewteen 3 and 4 thousand. That's a heap of money. If you don't mind me asking, was your project in that range? From the pictures, it looks like you spared no expense.
Looks like you've got some serious speaker. Any subwoolfers hiding in the truck?
I've been pricing out a full interior restoration - the quotes have been bewteen 3 and 4 thousand. That's a heap of money. If you don't mind me asking, was your project in that range? From the pictures, it looks like you spared no expense.
I need to sit down and add it all up. I only had the seats farmed out, the rest I did myself with a little help from a friend. So, just 250 bucks out of pocket for labor.
850 for the seats including labor - I had to replace the driver side seat track even though I welded it once. I also went with the Sport Seat foam, so a little extra.
150 for carpet.
250 for the dash - I got the Ford tooling.
100 for sound deadner. I didn't welch here. I got the good stuff and plenty of it.
500 for stereo - including the package tray and hardware to mount everything.
100 for door panels
200 for misc supplies - paint, weld wire, fastners, undercoating,etc..
150 for floor pans and an extra piece for the passanger side toe kicker.
150 for fuel to get parts - this included an hour drive to NPD.
150 for both Consoles - gotta have the creature comforts.
so, about 2600.00
I'm probably missing something, but that's a close guestimate.
