i have a 94 ford f150 xlt 5.8L 4x4 automaticok iv been looking through the internet for ever now and i just can't seem to find that much on interior parts.i want to make my interior black iv got carpet and set covers for the front seats but the bench seat in the back i can't findi can't find any panels or the center console and im thinking about just painting it but i still have to replace some panels and center console because the are cracked and i was wondering if it was possible to put a bench seat in the front and still have access to get people into the back seats easy like how in newer cars the passenger seat fonds up and slides up and so does the driver seat andin the middle is the middle console and it can fold up to be another seatjust wodering about this cause it would be a nice feacture i could usebut really right now looking to change the color of my interior

 

or does anyone have a driver side door panel

 

first try lmctruck.com if they do not have the parts check jcwhitney. if they both do not just paint the plastic interior panels and take the headliner to have a new color put in.

 

i get lmctrucks catalog for my truck every month but i need a door panel and back seet cover

 

npd has the door panels, i wanted black interior, but after seeing the price of the door panels i went out and bought a donor truck for less than i would have paid for one door panel

if your lookin for paint i wouldnt use anything but colorbond from lmc truck

best paint for plastic

 

you can usually find someone that does upholstry on the side. they can recover rear seat and put new headliner in. but head liners are easy if you buy some adhesive and material yourself...

 

Do not try painting your door panels and dash. In short order it will look worse than before.

 

I respectfully disagree, with a disclaimer.

Like anything else, especially paint related, it all depends on surface prep that's done beforehand. When I was restoring a former SHO that I owned, I couldn't find any decent door panels. Mine were OK physically, but had faded. I was able to find a company that made color matched interior paint. I bought some, prepped as they said to, and they came out so good I ended up doing all the interior plastic.

This was years ago, I don't remember the company name, but the procedure was pretty easy. Fix any damage, wash with denatured alcohol, spray on Bulldog Adhesion Promoter, then spray on the dye.

All total, it probably cost about $200 to do, but the interior looked new when I was done. I kept that car for about 3 years, and never had an issue.

 

Thats true, prep work is key. It needs to be prepped really good. I don't so much disagree with repainting them as I do changing color. If the paint flakes on a spot at least the color is close to the same. If the color is changed it looks really bad if a spot like that or a scuff or wear mark creeps up.

 

good to know a prep process for the panels... I want to respray mine gray again from fading... I do agree with the color change being a bad idea... And maybe it's just me but black is about the worst interior color for fading and the truck is going to be steaming hot during the summer (depending on where you live)... I guess I don't have AC on my trucks though...

 

i know blacks a bad color for heat but my ac is going to be fixed and i am having alot to hold in the cold after the truck is off
my friend has a car with black interior and he surprised me after it sat out in the 100 degree for a couple hours and his car was still cool
he has it rapt in sound and heat stuff everywhere and tinted windows