back in the winner i decided to take off the trash holders as i call them on my door panels. I wanted to match my seat covers so i ordered a extra set of Max4 HD bed sheets and this happened. the hardest part was making the templates to get everything to have a nice 1/16 inch gap all the way around. I'm kinda ****. tell me what yous think.

 

Very nice work!
I'm not a big camo dude eventhough I like to hunt and all. But from the pics you've posted, it looks like you did some hard work cutting out the templates and making it look nice. Rep 4 U

 

looks good! pretty cool idea. where did you get your seat covers i am needing a set cause my seats are pretty bad

 

I am not a camo guy either but those doors look sharp! Nice job I am sure you will have some folks looking to take the same route.

 

Very clean, professional looking job. Its nice to see someone make the truck their own.

 

That looks great!!

I couldn't do without the pockets in my doors though. Too much stuff has taken up permanent residence in there

 

I prefer the pockets to keep junk in, but your panel does have a clean look to it.

Now I've got to ask, what's the black colored plastic piece with the dots on it that is mounted on the metal below the door sill? My truck is just smooth metal there.

 

I think it looks pretty cool. Careful how much camo you use inside the truck, you don't want to get lost in there!

 

f350-6 those pieces are auto vent shades shill protectors. bad thing though they stopped making them thats how i got them from my auto truck dealer for free, no one wanted them and i love them. it keeps ignorant people from scratching your truck

 

Nice work man, you did good!

 

thanks, the hardest part was getting the bends right to get the gap the same around the door. it was allot of sanding and cursing. but like i said earlier i hate the garbage collector's on the doors and i try to keep the truck as clean and empty as possible plus it goes well with the seat covers.

 

mstiles19 i bought the seat covers from cabalas. they sell fabric ones which are cheaper but don't last as long as the neoprene covers that i have. they are expensive but are waterproof so when I'm duck-geese hunting i can leave my waders on and not worry about the seats. one thing the companies realized that the neoprene fade from the sun and they now offer UV protect ant, get it its worth it even though my covers are three years old now they are fading and Ive seen the new UV protected ones and they look like they hold up allot better to the sun

 

oh one more thing i have the hatchie bottom seat covers now but when i get some extra money soon im going to order the wet okle neoprene covers next. they have a better design for the center consloe plus i think they look a little cleaner than the hatchie bottoms