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Denali Center console finished

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jpendlum Enthusiast

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Well, I finally finished the Denali center console and most of the interior upgrades. Check out the pictures and let me know what you think. Putting in the CD Changer & Speakers this weekend.

 

The seats, steering wheel and cluster (this week) are next.

 

Before (Stock)

 

After

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and yes, everything works. :thumb:

Here is some exterior upgrades.

Exterior 1

Hood and bumper cap

Side

(Bumper cap, Escalade door handles and HD Hood).

 

Truck feels completely different!

 

I have all the stock parts on the used parts page at JP Customs if anyone is interested.

Used Parts

DanaliHD Enthusiast

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Looks good Jason.  We won't be upset, how much did the whole thing cost you?  Clearly you don't pay list price for anything because you sell stuff for less than that.  By the way, I got the 2001 Denali Console I won on ebay.  It's sweet.  I'm either gonna try to sell it or hold out for a deal on the rest of the parts needed, upper console extension, both bezels, cd player and DIC.
RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Truck feels completely different!

 

Looks completly different too

 

haha what yr and model is it?  1500 or 2500HD, 00, 02, or an 03

 

Looks great.  Only thing you need to change are the tires!!!   :jester:

DeezBlueZ Enthusiast

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JP, Does your driver door woodgrain trim switches have the controls for a four door? , or is it the same layout as the extended cab switches only with the woodgrain?
02Blue Enthusiast

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Lookin' mighty fine JP. Guess you changed out the climate controls about the same time too. By the way, what is the indicator you added above the Passanger Bag Lockout. And, what's next? :jester:
jpendlum Enthusiast

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Well, let's see, the truck is now a 2000, 2002 & a 1500/2500/crewcab.  :(

 

Corey 68 - the seats are next. They're getting redone about February. I've never liked the color from the day I brought it home. Why in the #### did I pick that color. That's okay though as now I know the direction I want the interior to look so the new leather will be nice. Probably a Denali match pattern.

 

02Blue - no, haven't done the AC controls yet. It's a future project though. The indicator is for the alarm. I'm still looking for a switch to take it's place. Next up is the cluster, steering wheel and seats. As in major project, probably the suspension lift, body lift, wheels & tires. My tires are getting pretty bald. I've put off the lift because I wanted to get my money out of these tires. No sense in throwing away perfectly good tires.

 

DeezBlueZ - Yes, I have the four door switches, but I'm going to be carrying the switch trim pieces for the pickups. I've never liked only being able to carry the switches and trim for the SUV's and crewcabs. Plus I've never liked the price and the fact that the switches come with the trim pieces. So, look for just the trim pieces (a lot cheaper) to hit the website early January. Also going to be carrying the Trim for the passenger side AC vents and trim behind the inside door handles to match the Denali wood. It will be a nice complete package.

 

RyanbabZ71 - See above

 

Import Hater - yes, the rear audio controls are functional and the rear heated seat switches will be working shortly. I don't like to have any switches that aren't hooked up. If it's in my truck, it's functional. I've added heat to the rear seats, now I just need to hook it up to the switches in the console. It's a little difficult, but I'll have them working very soon.

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