Got the interior done.....
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From: Stanly County N.C.
Goldnickle, thanks. Just take your time when you do it and it will come out fine, its not rocket science. The body color is called Caymen metallic....its sort of a teal green but looks blue at times. I really like it because its not to common.
77300i6, It has the rear bench but it was in great shape so I did not have it redone. It was origalinnl green but it was dyed black. I redid it so it should last for a while as the rear seat never really gets used.
Sorry I have not gotten the writeup done in the completed projects section yet, Im in the middle of moving so things are a bit hectic. I should be in NC this comming Monday so pending internet access it should be done soon.
77300i6, It has the rear bench but it was in great shape so I did not have it redone. It was origalinnl green but it was dyed black. I redid it so it should last for a while as the rear seat never really gets used.
Sorry I have not gotten the writeup done in the completed projects section yet, Im in the middle of moving so things are a bit hectic. I should be in NC this comming Monday so pending internet access it should be done soon.
More Turbo
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From: New England
I am in the process of doing a stock makeover on my 1977 F150. It has the racetrack trim, Midnight blue/light blue color. I am repainting the interior, getting seat redone to OEM,
I really like a nice interior. I have just received a dynamat bulk pack, new carpet, hood insulator and the goodies keep rolling in!!
I am done stripping the truck, and now I just need a few dent filled, pulled and then I can prime this weekend!
Man this is a lot of work. I will probably never do it again!!
I really like a nice interior. I have just received a dynamat bulk pack, new carpet, hood insulator and the goodies keep rolling in!!
I am done stripping the truck, and now I just need a few dent filled, pulled and then I can prime this weekend!
Man this is a lot of work. I will probably never do it again!!
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Nice job on the interior; with your new seats are you sitting higher than the stock seats? I've looked into putting newer seats into a 79 supercab but when I do the engineering on paper the seats end up 2-4 inches higher than stock. Any help would be appreciated.
