1972 iron pig interior swaps. What will work ?........
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just trying to find out what other people put in there rigs for interior, just trying to keep it simple
I;ve got a BJ73 donor vehicle that I'm considering transfering the entire dash across. Add to this the suspension seats however the bench seat brackets are there which may need to be removed.
The factory 55 dash is cool but but slightly lacking..
you must be a millinial...
Maybe I have been spoilt the last 10yrs..
If you want simple you have the wrong rig.
The 55 is unique so by definition it’s going to be challenging and or expensive every step of the way and the interior is no exception. With little to no aftermarket reproduction support finding 46+ year old usable parts is getting tougher by the day.
Seats are easy just reupholster the factory seats or find something you like and make new mounts.
Door panels again can be made or bought depending on budget but OE panels in good shape are almost nonexistent for sale and when they are they go for big $$$.
Dash caps are available but for the foam dash faces you need to either find good OE for sale or make something to fit in the hole. Poke around some of the build threads and you’ll find lots of pictures of what guys have come up with to solve this issue.
Headliners are available but again expensive and difficult.
Windshields seem to be hit and miss with availability.
Door and window rubber is available but big $$$.
If you want simple you have the wrong rig.
The 55 is unique so by definition it’s going to be challenging and or expensive every step of the way and the interior is no exception. With little to no aftermarket reproduction support finding 46+ year old usable parts is getting tougher by the day.
Seats are easy just reupholster the factory seats or find something you like and make new mounts.
Door panels again can be made or bought depending on budget but OE panels in good shape are almost nonexistent for sale and when they are they go for big $$$.
Dash caps are available but for the foam dash faces you need to either find good OE for sale or make something to fit in the hole. Poke around some of the build threads and you’ll find lots of pictures of what guys have come up with to solve this issue.
Headliners are available but again expensive and difficult.
Windshields seem to be hit and miss with availability.
Door and window rubber is available but big $$$.
No reproduction floor mats and good OE go for big$$$.
That short list above could hit could hit several thousand $$$ in a hurry.
Good luck and post lots of pictures, we love 55 pictures down in the sty.
No reproduction floor mats and good OE go for big$$$.
That short list above could hit could hit several thousand $$$ in a hurry.
Good luck and post lots of pictures, we love 55 pictures down in the sty.
thanks for all the help. i found a new/used back seat/modifying newer Toyota buckets to fit front. ?.... does any body have 1972 fj55 wiring diagram link that they can email me.
I;ve got a BJ73 donor vehicle that I'm considering transfering the entire dash across. Add to this the suspension seats however the bench seat brackets are there which may need to be removed. Adding a Tuffy centre console to the mix as well and looking at a later date to incorporate an under dash a/c unit.