Interior remodel

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Originally Posted by myoung84 I like the idea of the windshield much better than the rear window. The power slider is an expensive window to replace of something goes wrong.

I was just thinking that too.............

David, the parts look awesome!

[(S.M.R) 101]

Now that pattern on the ironing board on the other hand is... legit.

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Originally Posted by (S.M.R) 101 Now that pattern on the ironing board on the other hand is... legit.

Just like a woman to notice the ironing board.

[(S.M.R) 101]

Na I just remember Sarah and I using it one night when I was down there. That girl can use a ironing board like no other...

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The second B pillar is done now. I just have the C pillars, door inserts, and headliner to do now.

[BMRbrnSNRbrd]

So the windshield didn't get pulled. Guy had to reschedule but didn't tell me until 45 min before our appointment.... after I had already left work early to meet him. Called a local company called Binswanger glass that I've used for windshield replacements over the last 12 years. They are only charging $20 more and will be out tomorrow at 3.

[myoung84]

I hate when people flake out.

[Matt]

so is your plan to pull the windshield quickly do the headliner and then have them pop it back in? or are they going to come back the next day or something.

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They will come back.

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BOOM!





And now a question....I have all of the plastics that I need to paint out of the truck except these:



I think the only way to get the seatbelt out (without destroying either piece) is to disassemble the spool and I'm not willing to do that. Any suggestions? I know the area where the belt travels will be high-wear and probably rub off, but I think I have a fix for that.

You know what sucks though? The two seat belt loops in the back of the truck are black from the factory.......if only I could get the seatbelt out.