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Those door panels should help quite a bit with interior noise, and make the doors sound a bit more "solid" closing. Did you put any sound damping inside the door skins?
i sprayed inside of doors with the same spray bedliner material i used for the floor . This should get rid of most of the hollow tin can noise in interior . I going to insulate roof too before i install headliner .
my seat is the factory upholstery , I am going to try to refoam the seat as the foam is falling to pieces . I already have the new burlap and foam is on order . plenty of hog rings left over from when i redid my Mustangs seats.
There was a guy here a while back who ditched the springs in favor of pans and denser foam, the end result was quite nice and is a trick I'm going to have to try on my truck.
I was shocked at how good the frame looked , when i did my 66 Mustang seats they were all rusty and crusty . then again the Mustang is a convertible so maybe that had some thing to do with it ?
got to spend some time on the interior today , I covered the headliner and installed it . I was going to have the headliner trim chrome plated but the local chromer wanted $250.00 to do the 6 pieces . I said no way
I also started work on the seat upholstery but didn't get to finish
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anyone buying the acme seat upholstery , I recommend taking the metal listing wires out of old seat and replacing the poly tubing in the Acme upholstery .
when you try to pull the material tight with hog rings the poly tubing breaks
Aw Mike that's what, I paid here in San Jose Ca. for what is called show chrome. Must be the going price.
Took about two weeks turn around time. A very busy shop great job they did.
Orich