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Interior mods...lets see them

CFRED70

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CFRED70 Enthusiast

CFRED70

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With all the talk of wheels, tires, lifts, bed liners, color matched mirrors/handles etc. Lets see some interior mods. Anyone have a custom interior? Maybe some vinyl wrapped pieces, different handles, seat covers, radios, etc.

moosehead1 Enthusiast

moosehead1

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Stallion's leather seats are the nicest mod I've seen for these trucks, that's including some dayum great gadgets.

Stallion225 Enthusiast

Stallion225

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Who did the white stitching on the backs of the seats?

 

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It was all done by the shop that put them in

 

 

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Who did the white stitching on the backs of the seats?

 

RT

It was all done by the shop that put them in

 

 

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Half_ton Enthusiast

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what did you wire into and what lights did you use? I'd love to do this on two separate switches, the front for enter/exit lighting and the rears for my kids for ambient light on road trips.

Thanks for any heads up.

bholden Enthusiast

bholden

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what did you wire into and what lights did you use? I'd love to do this on two separate switches, the front for enter/exit lighting and the rears for my kids for ambient light on road trips.

Thanks for any heads up.

the light kit is the OPT7 Aura Smart-Color LED Strip Interior Lighting Kit from Amazon.... i used the cigarette lighter adapter inside the console because it don't have power unless the truck is switch on ....there is another option of powering these lights.... you could use the add-a-circuit option that comes with the kit.... inside your fuse panel but the only problem with that is you have to remember to switch the lights off every time you leave the truck because its constant power to the lights and could kill your battery ..... But this weekend I will tap into my dome-light wiring so that way they will come on when I open my doors as well

 

 

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