Some pics of interior items +

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truck90278

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After our lat thread, there were a lot of requests for interior photos. I had surgery on one hand, so i won/t be able to do any work for ~ a month. so we thouht we could at leasr show where we are goiing with the interior

rear seat installed


front seat


trunk area with amp


door panel upholstered to match


rear end assy before installation - powder coated housing and calipers with ss brakelines



finally got the led sequential tailight assy's installed


kick panels with Infinity component speakers


front spindle assembly

 

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b-u-tiful!

 

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PERFECTION...! Wow just looks great!

 

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like it! very good work!

 

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Coming along real nice. Did you have any more pics of the custom console you are building?

 

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kick panel

hey there.

I like the work you have done there.

A quick question for you. I see you have the new kick panel that takes the component speakers.

what is the depth (2" or 3"?)for the speaker you had? was it real shallow. i have heard that it is hard to find speakers that fit well inside the kick panels. (all kick panels).

Thanks

 

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That looks great. I did something like that in my trunk but choose to hide the amps and 12's. You have me thinking I should have displayed them but some of my amps are old school Fosgate stuff and not the prettiest in the world like yours.

KEEP IT UP!

 

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jcode68 said:

Coming along real nice. Did you have any more pics of the custom console you are building?

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only the ones we showed in our prior post. i won't get any more done for a few weeks. i'm working one-handed at the moment. is their something in particular you were interested in?

 

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freddyfender said:

hey there.

I like the work you have done there.

A quick question for you. I see you have the new kick panel that takes the component speakers.

what is the depth (2" or 3"?)for the speaker you had? was it real shallow. i have heard that it is hard to find speakers that fit well inside the kick panels. (all kick panels).

Thanks

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these allow close to 2+". we are usiny Infinities 6020 speakers which has a depth of 2 1/16". they are deeper than the more common units.

 

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Shakin66 said:

That looks great. I did something like that in my trunk but choose to hide the amps and 12's. You have me thinking I should have displayed them but some of my amps are old school Fosgate stuff and not the prettiest in the world like yours.

KEEP IT UP!

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our Sub enclosure is behind the panel holding the amps and other components, so it is hidden

 

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I went over and was able to measure the depth. they are a little over 2". we found that the infin ity speakers (6020 model # as i recall) works very well. one place i've found that has good pricing on electronics, including dynamat is an online company at techronics.com. they are cheaper considerably than anyone else i could find and they ship quickly

 

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That looks great!!

Is that a Versailles rear end? I just put one in my 65.

 

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tx65coupe said:

That looks great!!

Is that a Versailles rear end? I just put one in my 65.

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it is a 8" with a Currie center section. 3:55 with a tru trac. the disc beake conversion kit is from ABS

 

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looks great!