Painted and installed my new front bumper (thanks Johnny) and finished one of my rear cargo panels with 1/8" ABS plastic from Amazon (14.99 per 24x48" sheet)
What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (24 Viewers)
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Did you get it with free shipping...? I'm seeing $15 for the plastic and >$15 shipping!
I did get free shipping or what amounted to free shipping but because the person who's account I ordered it from had amazon prime. Other than that, yeah it's $15 shipping.
Can you show me that item... the one I saw said not eligible for Prime... thanks.
Absolutely it is worth it and do the top of the rear fender wells. In addition doors will shut with a thump as opposed too the tin sound.
Finally got my Pioneer DEH-X6600BT installed. $105, Amazon.
Got slowed down by a bent connector on one of the speakers that grounded out and prevented any sound at all from coming out.
Also installed 4 new Kenwood speakers. $40, Autozone.
In the course of rear speaker installation, replaced rear door panels with 5/16 plywood. About $10, Home Depot.
Tomorrow, maybe, new door panels for the front doors.
Got slowed down by a bent connector on one of the speakers that grounded out and prevented any sound at all from coming out.
Also installed 4 new Kenwood speakers. $40, Autozone.
In the course of rear speaker installation, replaced rear door panels with 5/16 plywood. About $10, Home Depot.
Tomorrow, maybe, new door panels for the front doors.
Captain Sanuk
WAMPA
Got it home from the shop and washed all the finger prints off.
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Tried some metallic paint
Spudman
Addicted to 60's
Wired up the LED light bar on the roof and the reverse light, let there be light
Spudman
Addicted to 60's
Wired up the LED light bar on the roof and the reverse light, let there be light
Home improvement duty this weekend.
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Got started on the bodywork on Goss. Everything from the rear doors forward is done and the tail and lift gates are ready for primer.
Need to get to the rust repair on the quarters and wheel wells next and finish off the panels.
J
Need to get to the rust repair on the quarters and wheel wells next and finish off the panels.
J
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Monday before work was able to get he back seats done. I current have a 11 liner feet of sound proof roll left. Does any know if doing the doors is worth it and/or how many liner feet it takes???[/QUOTE]
PO did this to my truck and swears by it, the doors do close now with a solid thunk
PO also did the firewall with the leftovers but couldn't swear to any difference there. The headliner is an interesting option, curious if anyone has tries this as well.
Monday before work was able to get he back seats done. I current have a 11 liner feet of sound proof roll left. Does any know if doing the doors is worth it and/or how many liner feet it takes???[/QUOTE]
PO did this to my truck and swears by it, the doors do close now with a solid thunk
PO also did the firewall with the leftovers but couldn't swear to any difference there. The headliner is an interesting option, curious if anyone has tries this as well.
failed emissions!
Time for a diesel
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Its the s***ty old cats haha. My new exhaust (from Rusty) goes on tomorrow. 3" diameter, magna flow muffler (IIRC), and both cats are inside the frame instead of one being routed underneath the frame waiting to get crushed.
