Interior mods!
Jordan
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Chico, California
no pictures on this device, but:::
Maglite mount, floor mats, switch panel in knee pocket, alpine stereo, new speakers and sub, center console, gauges, LED dome light, LED foot lights, rear aux DC port controlled by remote, diamond plate door sills, CB radio...
Maglite mount, floor mats, switch panel in knee pocket, alpine stereo, new speakers and sub, center console, gauges, LED dome light, LED foot lights, rear aux DC port controlled by remote, diamond plate door sills, CB radio...
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Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 5,291
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From: Iowa
Originally Posted by mr7confused
no pictures on this device, but:::
Maglite mount, floor mats, switch panel in knee pocket, alpine stereo, new speakers and sub, center console, gauges, LED dome light, LED foot lights, rear aux DC port controlled by remote, diamond plate door sills, CB radio...
Maglite mount, floor mats, switch panel in knee pocket, alpine stereo, new speakers and sub, center console, gauges, LED dome light, LED foot lights, rear aux DC port controlled by remote, diamond plate door sills, CB radio...
Jordan
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 7,867
Likes: 30
From: Chico, California
I made the door sills back in high school, they were incredibly easy. Took all of ten minutes including walking out to my truck and back. Haha (TA in welding)
CB was about equal to a stereo. i built the bracket myself though, to mount to existing bolts in the dash. I had to over complicate it though, as I found an old PA300 or whatever, fire engine siren speaker that I got brackets for and bolted it under my hood after moving some stuff around. Running the PA wire and the antenna was the most difficult. But its not bad. And I like the way the antenna looks on my truck.
CB was about equal to a stereo. i built the bracket myself though, to mount to existing bolts in the dash. I had to over complicate it though, as I found an old PA300 or whatever, fire engine siren speaker that I got brackets for and bolted it under my hood after moving some stuff around. Running the PA wire and the antenna was the most difficult. But its not bad. And I like the way the antenna looks on my truck.
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Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 5,291
Likes: 18
From: Iowa
Originally Posted by mr7confused
I made the door sills back in high school, they were incredibly easy. Took all of ten minutes including walking out to my truck and back. Haha (TA in welding)
CB was about equal to a stereo. i built the bracket myself though, to mount to existing bolts in the dash. I had to over complicate it though, as I found an old PA300 or whatever, fire engine siren speaker that I got brackets for and bolted it under my hood after moving some stuff around. Running the PA wire and the antenna was the most difficult. But its not bad. And I like the way the antenna looks on my truck.
CB was about equal to a stereo. i built the bracket myself though, to mount to existing bolts in the dash. I had to over complicate it though, as I found an old PA300 or whatever, fire engine siren speaker that I got brackets for and bolted it under my hood after moving some stuff around. Running the PA wire and the antenna was the most difficult. But its not bad. And I like the way the antenna looks on my truck.
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 101
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From: Spartanburg, SC
Got the mossy oak bench seat cover and floor mats, 7 inch cd/dvd hookup with backup camera hookup up to it, cb/pa, thinkin about doin the camo inside but the digital camo i was lookin at was out of stock but they finally have it so im thinkin about doin that next!! radar detector and in the process of buyin a 10" sub box to throw in a little bass