WAY TOO GO !!!!!!!
Installed '05 Seats today
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Thanks Kris
I appreciate the heads up info Brandon.
Scott, I can't thank you enough. You're the MAN!
I've been thinking about putting a few coats of herculiner on the floor, but I may save that for a last resort.
Nah, thats what steam cleaners are for when that inevitable spill happens. Although make sure when your getting a dip to wipe your fingers on your lower jeans leg, and not the seat. For those few little fresh pieces that fall in your lap, or the seat, let them dry before wiping off the seat. Cope is moist, and will stain when fresh, but if its dry it'll sweep right down to the floor(to be swept out or vacuumed later) and wont cause little skid marks. Been there done that.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
Those look very good in there. Im not sure,but do you have any idea with the 05' headliner will fit ? Is so, I will see if he has one still...If not,just measure and let me know. And as for the floor part, Im not sure about that one. Will look around and see if I can come up with anything
I've been thinking about putting a few coats of herculiner on the floor, but I may save that for a last resort.
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Yeah, that would cover the lower part. BTW. I recruited us another East TN FTE member today.
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another vote for the wet okole's..... I have had a set in the F350 since I got it new.... figured I'd be better tearing them up than the original upholstery... which was a light gray. I have a new set on order for it.. those are pretty ratty after 130k miles of being a machine shop truck.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
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another vote for the wet okole's..... I have had a set in the F350 since I got it new.... figured I'd be better tearing them up than the original upholstery... which was a light gray. I have a new set on order for it.. those are pretty ratty after 130k miles of being a machine shop truck.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
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no I don't and this week won't be a good one to take any unfortunately... busy week at work, they do look just like they do in the cabela's catalog, fit very well, hard to tell from factory at a glance. They clean easily with windex...and take a beating.
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Nah, thats what steam cleaners are for when that inevitable spill happens. Although make sure when your getting a dip to wipe your fingers on your lower jeans leg, and not the seat. For those few little fresh pieces that fall in your lap, or the seat, let them dry before wiping off the seat. Cope is moist, and will stain when fresh, but if its dry it'll sweep right down to the floor(to be swept out or vacuumed later) and wont cause little skid marks. Been there done that.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
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Good Job Will. Don't do like I did. I quit for 10 months, then I bummed a dip off a buddy while we were fishing. Now I dip twice as much as I used to, a little over a can a day.
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another vote for the wet okole's..... I have had a set in the F350 since I got it new.... figured I'd be better tearing them up than the original upholstery... which was a light gray. I have a new set on order for it.. those are pretty ratty after 130k miles of being a machine shop truck.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
I also put a set on the excursion when I got it... I like the feel and the ease of cleaning, plus its harder to fry your a$$ on those than leather when its hot out.
Good Luck Will.
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His name is Thomas. He's the guy that bought the '02 that we replaced the turbo o-rings and the the ebpv actuator. I think his user name is Thoznor.
