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Jun 11, 2016 | 06:50 PM

#41

the01kingranch

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Originally Posted by prpltrck150

I immediately ordered the LED light trim package. Got it in Red....don't know if I'll regret that thought, but it ties in the Ruby Red from the outside. Speaking of which....Anybody know of a spray paint color that would match the Ruby Red? I have an idea...

Yeah color matched ruby red spray paint from auto stores

Jun 11, 2016 | 07:58 PM

#42

Yycf150

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Originally Posted by TooManyVehicles

I have the same sub available to use that I had sitting around. Any chance that you can post some pictures of your install?

Don't mind the jungle of wires. My ambient lighting all run back there as well.

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Jun 13, 2016 | 09:42 AM

#43

Erollin150

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Originally Posted by Coronet

...I do plan on getting leather seat covers, either Katzkin's or Clazzio. I'm leaning towards Clazzio simply because it's hard to find regular cab covers from Katzkins, and I don't want to buy two rows of covers if I don't have too...

Nice. Yeah the Clazzio seat covers improve the look of the interior a bunch. If your truck has cloth seats and you want to upgrade to leather they are a nice way to go.

Jun 13, 2016 | 01:58 PM

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Sir Aaron

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Originally Posted by Unlimited150

Window and windshield tinted was the best addition, but I also like the DuHa box storage under the rear seats. I also made "saddlebags" for the back seats for extra storage. Bought horse saddle bags off eBay and cut it in half.

Saddlebags...very cool idea. How do they stay on the seat now that you cut them in half? I'm trying to figure out how you secured them. I'd like to do that but maybe with black saddlebags.

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Jun 13, 2016 | 02:37 PM

#45

Yycf150

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Originally Posted by Erollin150

Nice. Yeah the Clazzio seat covers improve the look of the interior a bunch. If your truck has cloth seats and you want to upgrade to leather they are a nice way to go.

I love mine. Did a write up on the install on here last week if you're curious on how they look and go on.
Cheers

Aug 30, 2016 | 11:50 AM

#46

Jorge_Sanchez

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From: Dallas, TX

I got one of these to keep things tidy and clean.

Auto Tissue Dispenser / Trash Can

The tissue portion doesn't work great when pulling the tissue at an angle, but it beats having a nose full of snot without anywhere to blow it or small spills without anything to wipe it with. =)

Aug 31, 2016 | 06:10 PM

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Toddman38

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Originally Posted by Yycf150

Opt 7 ambient lighting
Pioneer under seat subwoofer
Pioneer amp
Clazzio leather seat covers

I love the interior of mine.

Please post pics m of Opt 7 installed and working....

Aug 31, 2016 | 06:20 PM

#48

Unlimited150

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Originally Posted by Sir Aaron

Saddlebags...very cool idea. How do they stay on the seat now that you cut them in half? I'm trying to figure out how you secured them. I'd like to do that but maybe with black saddlebags.

Hello Sir Aaron - I cut the saddle bags in half and screwed the tab of leather to an 1/8" MDX board (or another material of your choosing) and slid the board into the seat back pocket. The boards were sized to be a tight fit in the pockets. I also put some Velcro tabs with pressure sensitive adhesive on the back bottom side of the bags and stuck the to the leather pocket of the seat to keep them from swaying fore and aft. Everybody who sees them comments on how cool they look.
Cheers