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is it possible to take the whole inside interior from a 2008 silverado and mount it on a 2004 silverado?? does anyone know? has it been done before? any pics??

bossier62guy Senior Enthusiast

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40 views and nobody can give an answer?

 

Obviously no one has even given this any thought....instead of criticizing why don't you give it a shot and become the answer man! BTW, if you're talking about door panels, dash, etc., since they are a part of the interior, I don't think you're going to have much luck at all.

cm5 Enthusiast

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i believe the 2008 (gmt900) trucks are wider than the gmt800's by a few inches, an interior swap like that would be very expensive and prolly impractical/impossible

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I'd guess it'd be about as easy as putting a Ford interior in a GMT800. It'll fit in the door, but that's about it.

vmxf New Member

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no point on getting a new truck my truck only has 40 thousand miles on it, i was just asking because they were selling me the wole interior for 250 dollars but o well thanks anyways

C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

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no point on getting a new truck my truck only has 40 thousand miles on it, i was just asking because they were selling me the wole interior for 250 dollars but o well thanks anyways

 

 

:lol: Whole interior for $250? You'd be lucky to get a set of seats for $250 unless something was severely wrong... or you were buying stolen parts.

 

Oh, and just for your information the grammatically correct statement to make would be "No point IN getting a new truck...."

 

:thumbs:

lacv75 Enthusiast

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Hold on...if you are getting the whole interior for only $250 bucks, and assuming you have the time to do this, it might be worth it giving it a shot!

 

If it doesn't work, then you are just out of $250...

(you can even try to sell the used parts to get some of the money back.)

 

just a thought...

C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

C. Charles Hahn

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Hold on...if you are getting the whole interior for only $250 bucks, and assuming you have the time to do this, it might be worth it giving it a shot!

 

If it doesn't work, then you are just out of $250...

(you can even try to sell the used parts to get some of the money back.)

 

just a thought...

 

Even if the parts physically fit, I don't think there would be any chance that the controls (HVAC, gauge cluster, stereo) would work. GMT-800s used Class-II Databus for vehicle communications, GMT-900s use GMLAN. Totally different setup.

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