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On 4/23/2018 at 5:10 PM, bc-chris said:

so i own my own business... an embroidery company.  one of the first things i did when i got my truck was take it to one of the upholstery shops that i do jobs for.

 

they were worried about keeping the "stock look" of the headrest after re-assembly (since it would all need to be taken apart so that i could embroider the headrest panel) so be aware of that.

 

when i redid the interior of my '89 we had a little fun...  lots of chevy logos in the cab....

 

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this was on the door for a while....

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then i changed it to this...   89Chevy....

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I have a 1992 with a 5.3 LS swap. Is that center console stock or did you get that somewhere? Looking for a replacement for mine. 

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3 hours ago, Gagliano7 said:

I have a 1992 with a 5.3 LS swap. Is that center console stock or did you get that somewhere? Looking for a replacement for mine. 

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i assume it is a stock center console - it was in the truck when i bought it (i bought the truck in '97)

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Thanks i wasn't sure if they came that way since everyone i have ever seen had the bench style seats without the center console. I when i bought mine i was told the seats and console were out of a tahoe.I am also looking to doing that dakota dash new version. 

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On ‎4‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 7:23 AM, bc-chris said:

 

ohhhh... i got lots of pics of my baby!!!  there's no way i could get rid of the '89 when i bought my '14 - i just love it too much!  (and dumped waaaaaay too much $$ into it !  ha! ha!)

 

http://25799720848_0c2b96ee36_c.jpgIMG_5422 by bc-chris, on Flickr

 

***the "2500" on the door is a joke between myself and a magazine editor... said he couldn't run a feature on my truck unless is was a 2500, so i swapped out the 1500 piece for a 2500 piece - ha! ha!

 

http://14978307851_3c387888bc_c.jpgIMG_8134 by bc-chris, on Flickr

 

 

this was taken right after i got it home after having it repainted

 

http://8277987705_95285b1e0d_c.jpgIMG_1021 by bc-chris, on Flickr

 

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i also dropped in a digital dash from dakota digital.  i like what is in there now, but they've come out with a new version that i really really like and will get at some point...

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new version:

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also added an overhead console....  (uggghhh... i remember doing the install that day - it was pretty HOT!!!) 

 

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WOW! That is Efng awesome. I especially love the hood! Great job. 

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Posted

Something else bc chris has we’ve not pointed out:   A very talented graphic designer.   Maybe it’s bc himself!

 

great stuff.  

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Posted
55 minutes ago, Sullpt said:

Mission accomplished. Custom designed Z71 logo.

 

 

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Very cool!!!

 

Your work, or someone else?

Posted
1 hour ago, JimCost2014 said:

Very cool!!!

 

Your work, or someone else?

I did the design and had a shop stitch it for me. I'm having them do two more in dark red to match my Siren Red Tintcoat vehicle color.

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10 minutes ago, Sullpt said:

I did the design and had a shop stitch it for me. I'm having them do two more in dark red to match my Siren Red Tintcoat vehicle color.

Looks great, wish they were not 3500 miles from me, would hit them up to do mine🤔😬

 

Post the Red ones when done, and the name of the shop, free advertising for them.

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I'd love to have either Z71 or Trail Boss on the head rest...

 

I was talking to KatzKin leather the other day  and they are not authorized or something like that to do the Trail Boss...I'll have to ask about the Z71 

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