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Hello
Allmost time to get to the interior part of the truck project, looking at the LMC interior headliner and carpet package,
and was hoping maybe some other people have used there headliner and carpet kits and would give some feedback,and pictures.
I used their carpets-- vinyl seat covers QUALITY items but they do not have samples of what they sell-----On their carpets I got to peel off insulation on back of carpet to put that down first on floor then install carpet on top--seat covers QUALITY use all new foam to contour seat--- I always use ROD DOORS interior panel kit for headliner-- back of cab-- doors---Good Luck Rod Door headliner with overhead radio console installed Floor insulation before carpet insulation on top Carpet installed on top of insulation peeled from back of carpet Insulation peeled from carpet put down first Rod Door cab panels Rod Door headliner
I used their carpets-- vinyl seat covers QUALITY items but they do not have samples of what they sell-----On their carpets I got to peel off insulation on back of carpet to put that down first on floor then install carpet on top--seat covers QUALITY use all new foam to contour seat--- I always use ROD DOORS interior panel kit for headliner-- back of cab-- doors---Good Luck Rod Door headliner with overhead radio console installed Floor insulation before carpet insulation on top Carpet installed on top of insulation peeled from back of carpet Insulation peeled from carpet put down first Rod Door cab panels Rod Door headliner
how did you figure out where to make the hole for the shifter?
Measure over from sills at door opening get center then roll carpet out to shiftier handle mark underside cut slot front to back put over shiftier handle and continue rolling carpet out to firewall-- start trimming
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