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cochino12 · 01-19-2009, 06:35 PM

The weather here has been in the 60's the last couple days so I have been trying to get as much done on the K5 as possible. I added some fatmat to the most of the floor and wheel tubs but still need to finish behind the tubs. Keep in mind this blazer will probably never really see rain, I've had it two years and only put a few hundred miles on it so please dont give me too much crap about the way I did the sub. I'm hoping once I get the back seat installed it will help break up the look of the side panel, I think it might look a little too color matched but I think its growing on me. I still have to build the amp rack on the other side, and smooth out some wrinkles, ... but thought I would post some pictures of my progress

Here is what it looked like when I started, with my little helper giving orders ha

Frame for the box

Hole cut in inner side panel to gain extra depth for sub

couple layers of fiberglass added

After a couple layers dried I pulled it out and added 7 more layers of fiberglass and built the top panel. I carpeted it to help stop any rattling (forgot to take pictures of that)

New carpet kit installed and wrapped the panel in vinyl

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**lolife99** · 01-19-2009, 07:22 PM

Nice Job!

cochino12 · 01-19-2009, 09:07 PM

Thanks. I think I need to swap the colors on the 6*9 grills though, I think that will look better.

cochino12 · 01-22-2009, 03:23 PM

a little more progress. I still need to sand the door panels down, re-dye them and build some door bottoms, and get the back seat recoved ...

72BlckButy · 01-22-2009, 03:31 PM

Nice work!

James McClure · 01-22-2009, 04:11 PM

Thought the young'en was you when you started this project, LOLL. Looks good so far. I would try to smooth out the wrinkles in the speaker boxes though. Did you put any foam under the cloth? That usually helps a bit. Where did you get the bucket seats? They look sweet. jim

cochino12 · 01-22-2009, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by James McClure

Thought the young'en was you when you started this project, LOLL. Looks good so far. I would try to smooth out the wrinkles in the speaker boxes though. Did you put any foam under the cloth? That usually helps a bit. Where did you get the bucket seats? They look sweet. jim

I pulled the vinyl back off, heated it, and then used better glue so they are actually all gone now. I just used some carpet under the vinyl, it looks much better now.

The buckets are from a newer f*150

silvereagle07 · 01-22-2009, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by cochino12

The buckets are from a newer f*150

I thought they looked familiar. Looks awesome. I like where you installed the speakers and amp. What rear seat are you going to use? Maybe a folding rear from a Expedition...

cochino12 · 01-22-2009, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by silvereagle07

I thought they looked familiar. Looks awesome. I like where you installed the speakers and amp. What rear seat are you going to use? Maybe a folding rear from a Expedition...

That was the plan, then i found out exppedtions use different seats

James McClure · 01-22-2009, 04:30 PM

F150? Oh well, no matter. Was bracketing difficult and how did you deal with the seatbelts? I hate to admit Ferd did something right but those seats are cool. Is there a console in there someplace? jim

cochino12 · 01-22-2009, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by James McClure

F150? Oh well, no matter. Was bracketing difficult and how did you deal with the seatbelts? I hate to admit Ferd did something right but those seats are cool. Is there a console in there someplace? jim

No the brackets are completly flat so I just drilled some holes and welded some supports to the bottoms side. Seat belts are all built into the seat so I didnt have to do anything with them.

toomanytoyz · 01-22-2009, 10:42 PM

Good Job Adam, Those Seats look like they would be Comfortable.................

Rick

01-19-2009, 06:35 PM	#1
cochino12 It followed me home? Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Yup Posts: 5,751	Finally making progress on my interior The weather here has been in the 60's the last couple days so I have been trying to get as much done on the K5 as possible. I added some fatmat to the most of the floor and wheel tubs but still need to finish behind the tubs. Keep in mind this blazer will probably never really see rain, I've had it two years and only put a few hundred miles on it so please dont give me too much crap about the way I did the sub. I'm hoping once I get the back seat installed it will help break up the look of the side panel, I think it might look a little too color matched but I think its growing on me. I still have to build the amp rack on the other side, and smooth out some wrinkles, ... but thought I would post some pictures of my progress Here is what it looked like when I started, with my little helper giving orders ha Frame for the box Hole cut in inner side panel to gain extra depth for sub couple layers of fiberglass added After a couple layers dried I pulled it out and added 7 more layers of fiberglass and built the top panel. I carpeted it to help stop any rattling (forgot to take pictures of that) New carpet kit installed and wrapped the panel in vinyl ] __________________ Adam That's why they call it a shortcut Kyle, if it was easy it would just be the way. 86 c-10 SWB 85 CCSB 90 GMC K30 Crew SRW 1985 C30 Dually Last edited by cochino12; 01-19-2009 at 06:48 PM.

01-19-2009, 07:22 PM	#2
lolife99 67-72 parts collector,… Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Mid-MO Posts: 22,691	Re: Finally making progress on my interior Nice Job! __________________ Keith Convert to disc brakes. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=444823

01-19-2009, 09:07 PM	#3
cochino12 It followed me home? Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Yup Posts: 5,751	Re: Finally making progress on my interior Thanks. I think I need to swap the colors on the 6*9 grills though, I think that will look better. __________________ Adam That's why they call it a shortcut Kyle, if it was easy it would just be the way. 86 c-10 SWB 85 CCSB 90 GMC K30 Crew SRW 1985 C30 Dually

01-22-2009, 03:23 PM	#4
cochino12 It followed me home? Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Yup Posts: 5,751	Re: Finally making progress on my interior a little more progress. I still need to sand the door panels down, re-dye them and build some door bottoms, and get the back seat recoved ... __________________ Adam That's why they call it a shortcut Kyle, if it was easy it would just be the way. 86 c-10 SWB 85 CCSB 90 GMC K30 Crew SRW 1985 C30 Dually Last edited by cochino12; 01-22-2009 at 03:35 PM.

01-22-2009, 03:31 PM	#5
72BlckButy Tot Roddin' Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Mid-MO Posts: 24,461	Re: Finally making progress on my interior Nice work! __________________ -Nate 1969 CST SWB - Project Blank Slate (4.5/6" ECE Static Drop, 6-lug disc brake upgrade (manual), Billet Specialties Vintec 20x8.5 255/40 (F) 20x10 295/40 (R), 250 I-6) 1960 AMF Skylark - Tot Roddin' (Lowered with custom frame; soon to include custom push bar and interior) 2008 Silverado CrewCab 1LT (5.3L, 3:73, 4x4, LT1, Z-71, Towing Package)

01-22-2009, 04:11 PM	#6
James McClure One shot, one kill. Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 859	Re: Finally making progress on my interior Thought the young'en was you when you started this project, LOLL. Looks good so far. I would try to smooth out the wrinkles in the speaker boxes though. Did you put any foam under the cloth? That usually helps a bit. Where did you get the bucket seats? They look sweet. jim __________________ 1984 K20 350M engine with 465,000 miles. Well, it's finally done!! Almost 2 years of work, but it was really worth the effort. Little stuff left to do is mount winch, wet sand & buff out and build belly pan\running boards. Body work takes lots and LOTS of beer!!!! God, Guts and Guns made America and God, Guts and Guns will preserve it! The worst thing you could do is get into my sights, but that don't matter, you'll never know it, cause you'll never hear the shotJim or Paladin whichever you choose.

01-22-2009, 04:30 PM	#10
James McClure One shot, one kill. Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 859	Re: Finally making progress on my interior F150? Oh well, no matter. Was bracketing difficult and how did you deal with the seatbelts? I hate to admit Ferd did something right but those seats are cool. Is there a console in there someplace? jim __________________ 1984 K20 350M engine with 465,000 miles. Well, it's finally done!! Almost 2 years of work, but it was really worth the effort. Little stuff left to do is mount winch, wet sand & buff out and build belly pan\running boards. Body work takes lots and LOTS of beer!!!! God, Guts and Guns made America and God, Guts and Guns will preserve it! The worst thing you could do is get into my sights, but that don't matter, you'll never know it, cause you'll never hear the shotJim or Paladin whichever you choose.

01-22-2009, 10:42 PM	#12
toomanytoyz Luv the Crewcabs Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Andrews, In. 46702 Posts: 4,097	Re: Finally making progress on my interior Good Job Adam, Those Seats look like they would be Comfortable................. Rick __________________ 55 Nomad 52 Willys Truck 67 Stepper 67 Fleet 68 Wrecker 68 Suburban 76 Crewcab 79 Gmc Dumptruck 84 Blazer 86 Crewcab Stepside 87 Iroc 89 GMC Plow Truck 91 Camaro Vert 96 Z71 Stepsde



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