TexasDevilDog

The ones I bought were off an extended cab

Look on Facebook Market. I found them for Afor $300. Prices are all over the place so just have patience Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

No, the risers on the stock seats connect to the flat part of the seat. The risers on the new seats are part of the reclining mechanism. I had to weld a two support bars and drill holes in the support bars. The width of the risers in the stock seats is slightly over 13". The width in the new seats are 16" so the holes I drilled are inside the risers. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I didn't think it was too bad. I borrowed my buddies welder and welded two strips of 3/16in x 2 in pieces of metal across the bottom. I used a grinder and cutting wheel to remove hooks and nipples on bottom of new seats Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

A lot of the truck width has to do with everything in the doors and pillars with airbags and sensors. The width of the new seats is 57in, same as the bench seat that originally came on the 1993 Sierra/Silverado.

As the title says. I came across a set a pretty new 2018 front seats from a Silverado and placed it in my 1993 GMC K1500 single cab truck. I had a bench seat with no back support/no arm rest to buckets with an optional 3rd middle seat console that serves as an arm rest. I have connected power to the 12 volt charger and as soon as I buy a new radio I will connect the USB ports in the center console.

New truck are wider but the rear bumpers mold into the body. Older trucks, the bumpers were either straight or wrapped around body. So even though the 2014+ trucks are wider, the bumpers are similar in size. The brackets are wider though. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Side and angled shots. The holes line up but the new bumper brackets are 3 inches wider which is why I welded the bracket. Going back with longer bolts and spacers as well for security Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Needed to replace the rear bumper on my 1993 GMC K1500 and decided to replace it with a "new" 2014 Sierra/Silverado bumper Came out pretty good

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I installed them last week with no issues. Did not post pics because there are many before/after pics out there already. They are much righter than stock and make a big difference. Very happy with the kit. I did mount the relay harness on the driver's side where there was more room on the firewall and open incase there is ever a need to troubleshoot. Did not want it hiding behind the intake. Just had to extend the power cable to the battery a little.

God bless Texas, lol.

http://www.theretrofitsource.com/hid-systems/morimoto-elite-hid-system-sierra-low-beam.html#.VEVUNyLF-xq

Arrived Installed, after some paint. Engine cover and other items soon to follow.

http://www.theretrofitsource.com/hid-systems/morimoto-elite-hid-system-sierra-low-beam.html#.VEVUNyLF-xq I just ordered the kit. I found this coupon code online "ToyotaNation" and got 15% off. So total after shipping was $155

My Airaid MIT arrived on Friday. I thought it looked "blah" in the truck so I painted it. Of course I new doing so would lead to more work in the engine compartment. Same thing happened when I did that in the engine bay of my Z after i supercharged it. So next will probably be the engine cover. But anywho... Here it goes.

Where you get the back window decal?

There goes the quiet ride and gas mileage lol. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

The day I bought the truck Yesterday at work on the airfield

My Supercharged Nissan 350Z 2013 Harley Davidson Breakout

Rained over the weekend and first part of the week, didn't notice anything the only time I opened it, but wasn't looking for leaks either. It has a seal that goes all the way aound the bed. I paid $840 on autoanything.com by using a 15% of coupon. Free shipping. It took me about 45 min to install.

I bought the Bakflip F1 with a 15% off online coupon from autoanything.com

I have been cutting hair since I was 14 and many times matched my salary as a barracks barber in the Marine Corps, problem is the inconsistency. Most men want their hair cut fresh for the weekend, means Fridays and early Saturdays. Of that 60 he can max out in an hour, you have to account for chair rental (if you don't own the shop) or utilities if you do, plus taxes, supplies, maintenance, etc. It is a very viable profession, especially if you have a good core of customers, just inconstant and I value stability. The best part is the social aspect of the whole thing which is why I'll retire at 57 as soon as I am eligible and work in a shop for spare cash flow, lol.