I am so proud of my rebuild I did on my 02 F250 crew cab I am posting it here also! I started out just doing a cleaning but, ended up adding sound deadner, washed the carpet, replaced all the speakers, added a console from a 09 F150 and recovered all the seats. The noise level has been cut in half way quieter than it was my kids don't half to yell at me any more for me to hear them and my wife was highly impressed today was the first time I heard her say she like my truck she hated it before. And the radio sound quality is amazing it all turned out way better than I expected!

I layed down Dynamat, 1/8'' air duct insulation (Home Depot) and 3/8'' thick soft mat and taped all the seams.
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Pressure washed carpet
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Modified 09 F150 console added a power inverter with 110V plug in the back and 12Volt charger. This is a pretty easy install I just had to build 2 brackets on the back and I had to use 3 layers of soft mat on the front to give the illusion that it is setting flush.
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New leather seat covers from Leatherseats.com they helped me out with the colors and I installed them that was a horrible process I will never do that again! But the covers were made perfect they fit like a glove!
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Although it was a PITA! to install the covers in the end it was worth the work I love the look!
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Looks great, Always thought about the noise deadening, it seems the road noise can be loud at times.

 

Looks great. I am going to have to do my drivers seat cover in the not too distant future. I am dreading it.

Ryan

 

How much did those seat covers run you if you don't mind me asking? my drivers side cloth seat is ripping.

 

That looks awesome reps sent..

 

Damn, that's what I'm talking about. Interior recovery.
Love it ! that interior looks brand spanking new.
thats what im doing to mine and now that you put in that console from a 150 i feel even more confident doing mine with one since I'm putting in seats from a 150 which i finally figured/ decided on how to do it.
the brackets for the console, what did you use and how did you attach them?
by the way thanks for posting with pics

 

Don't mind at all cost $1044 to the door could of been cheaper but I opt for leather on the back seat and had Lariat stitched on the front seats and had them 2 toned. Other wise they would of been $700



The brackets I used on the rear were nothing more than 1'' wide strap 3 1/4'' long drilled 3 holes in each of them the 2 front holes I bolted to the floor. The rear hole I used a 5/16 x 1 1/2 bolt and bolted it to the strap bolt looking up and set the console down on the 2 bolts and bolted it down. The front of the console I bolted it directly to the floor where the original F150 brackets where. Unless you raise your carpet there will be a gap showing on the front as the console doesn't set flush with the floor.

 

Looking good!

 

bookmarked. awesome outcome

 

Looks good. Reps sent.

 

better then stock!

 

500 posts!!!

 

looks good