interior cost?
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interior cost?
I just got a 97 F250 crew cab and wanted to know how much I should be looking at to spend to reupholster the seats in leather, put in new carpet and a new headliner.
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I heard if you take the passenger seat out it will come out the passenger door, maybe I'm wrong. And it's a blue interior so tan isn't going to look right and that makes up 90% of all the leather seats.
Soooo $2000?
Soooo $2000?
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I did my headliner myself for about $60 it is very easy. I had all the windows out of my when I did it so I don't remember which one it when out.
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I bought new carpet for my CC project truck for $169 I think. I got it from here..... ACC: your authority for custom automotive carpet, floor mats, and more
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I've been tempted to do the carpet myself because it really doesn't seem hard if I got pre molded carpet. The headliner kinda bothers me. That's the only thing this trucks kinda lacking behind on is the interior. Low miles, really good exterior. I'm trying to fix the center console currently Someone had shattered one of the hinge points on the "door" of the console if you will. Trying to JB weld that back together. Trying to avoid having to pay $200+ for a center console that isn't broken.
Given when the console is folded down it's not like that door is going to drift off. It just kinda pisses me off because I'd like to be able to throw my MP3 player, USB, CDs, dip etc in that console and it not be a damn hassle.
Given when the console is folded down it's not like that door is going to drift off. It just kinda pisses me off because I'd like to be able to throw my MP3 player, USB, CDs, dip etc in that console and it not be a damn hassle.
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Definitely a project you can handle yourself! Carpet is very easy to swap out. Once you remove the seats, you have all the open space in the world to remove and install the carpet! Not to mention, it gives you a chance to see what goodies were left behind by the last owner! LOL!
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The headliner will come out the passenger door. It's tight and you have to flex it a bit, but it comes out. The top of my cab was pushed down a bit so I had to get up in there and pop it out.
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I've been tempted to do the carpet myself because it really doesn't seem hard if I got pre molded carpet. The headliner kinda bothers me. That's the only thing this trucks kinda lacking behind on is the interior. Low miles, really good exterior. I'm trying to fix the center console currently Someone had shattered one of the hinge points on the "door" of the console if you will. Trying to JB weld that back together. Trying to avoid having to pay $200+ for a center console that isn't broken.
Given when the console is folded down it's not like that door is going to drift off. It just kinda pisses me off because I'd like to be able to throw my MP3 player, USB, CDs, dip etc in that console and it not be a damn hassle.
Given when the console is folded down it's not like that door is going to drift off. It just kinda pisses me off because I'd like to be able to throw my MP3 player, USB, CDs, dip etc in that console and it not be a damn hassle.
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Plus those seats are going for $2000 and up for a set online.
Thinking about buying the carpet tonight from that ACC website that was posted above. Should I get the mass backed or not? It's like another $100
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I know someone over on the Nation put tan seats in his blue interior OBS. Added some tan accents in other spots of the interior and it looks GOOD
here is some of his pics http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...ht=tan+leather
Carpet is a 10 min job once the seat are out(a 15 min job)
Headliner is SUPER simple. I just did my bronco one. Costed me UNDER $25
here is some of his pics http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...ht=tan+leather
Carpet is a 10 min job once the seat are out(a 15 min job)
Headliner is SUPER simple. I just did my bronco one. Costed me UNDER $25
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I know someone over on the Nation put tan seats in his blue interior OBS. Added some tan accents in other spots of the interior and it looks GOOD
here is some of his pics sd seats in a obs - PowerStrokeNation : Ford Powerstroke Diesel Forum
Carpet is a 10 min job once the seat are out(a 15 min job)
Headliner is SUPER simple. I just did my bronco one. Costed me UNDER $25
here is some of his pics sd seats in a obs - PowerStrokeNation : Ford Powerstroke Diesel Forum
Carpet is a 10 min job once the seat are out(a 15 min job)
Headliner is SUPER simple. I just did my bronco one. Costed me UNDER $25