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takevin Senior Enthusiast

takevin

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First off, a big THANK YOU to Mazz/Dave for all the help and guidance. I went with black with orange inserts with orange threading. It took me about 6 or 8 hours to remove and replace the skins. The center console was kinda of bitch thou lol.Big difference in the inside now from the gray seating i had before. I've also finished the rear doors with inserts and repainting some of the door panels black. Also the fuse boxes, the instrument panel cover above as well. I plan on doing the front dash piece that has the central vent in black on top, and do a orange cover for the central air vent. Also finally debadged completely but i'll take some pics over the weekend on that. I also repainted and mounted a fire extinguisher for a little extra touch of color in back on the floor. I have a guy going to computer cut out of wood "Tangerine Dream" in the same font on the tailgate and mount it to the front of the subbox in orange. I have to clean the truck inside/out for a car show my club is throwing sunday to raise money for women's cancer. First car show of the year! Now on to the pics! Enjoy. :lol:

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rvsahs Senior Enthusiast

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I have to clean the truck inside/out for a car show my club is throwing sunday to raise money for women's cancer. First car show of the year!

:lol: You have a "one-of-a-kind" truck to be proud of.... :P

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Look great! The matching extinguisher with the matching stripes is a nice touch! :lol:

 

Have you not added the DIC yet? You really ought to. :P

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Wow, now THAT is how you make a "show truck". Umberto should take lessons from you. :P

 

I'd say that is way cooler than a Line-X'ed jungle gym and airbrushed plastic engine shrouds. :P

 

Sorry Umberto, no offense but this is how it's done.

 

Nice job! :lol:

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Wow, now THAT is how you make a "show truck". Enrique should take lessons from you. :P

 

I'd say that is way cooler than a Line-X'ed jungle gym and airbrushed plastic engine shrouds. :P

 

Sorry Enrique, no offense but this is how it's done.

 

Nice job! :lol:

 

Fixed. :P

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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Wow, now THAT is how you make a "show truck". Enrique should take lessons from you. :P

 

I'd say that is way cooler than a Line-X'ed jungle gym and airbrushed plastic engine shrouds. :P

 

Sorry Enrique, no offense but this is how it's done.

 

Nice job! :lol:

 

Fixed. :P

 

 

Ooops, my bad, thanks daddy! :P

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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That looks BAD ASS!

 

You have my ultimate respect. You make your truck yours and don't give a crap if it's like anybody else's.

 

VERY COOL! :lol:

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Wow, now THAT is how you make a "show truck". Enrique should take lessons from you. :P

 

I'd say that is way cooler than a Line-X'ed jungle gym and airbrushed plastic engine shrouds. :D

 

Sorry Enrique, no offense but this is how it's done.

 

Nice job! :lol:

 

Fixed. :P

 

 

Ooops, my bad, thanks daddy! :P

 

 

You're a little slow tonight, you might want to have a doctor check you out. You could have some sort of flu or something. :P

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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I just noticed that's a Ft. Wayne, Indiana truck! :lol:

 

Nice! Although, you could probably remove the Indiana state and red dot sticker. :P

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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I just noticed that's a Ft. Wayne, Indiana truck! :lol:

 

Nice! Although, you could probably remove the Indiana state and red dot sticker. :P

I was in Fort Wayne a number of years back and headed up into the northern part of the state. Are the Amish still hanging out up there like they were? That part of the country was really nice.

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