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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Waukee, Iowa
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Re: My version of the s10 swap
At home:
![]() First project was the seat. I wanted to fit it one more time before taking it to the upholstery shop to get covered. Since this is a different seat than I had in it before, I wanted to be sure. It fits perfect. ![]() Upholstery guy recommended carpet on the back of the seat vs. vinyl. He said if it was vinyl it might stick to the back of the cab on a hot day and possibly tear if I fold it forward, since it will touch the back of the cab I decided he was probably right. ![]() Here's the color of vinyl I picked out. It'll be pleated, and we'll do the door panels and visors to match. ![]() Before I started hanging things for good I wanted to put down some sound deadner. I know there are different opinions of brand, but this is what my dad used in his Chevelle with very good results, so I'm sticking with what I know. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I also picked up some Underhood black paint, so as I prep things to go back in place I'm giving them a quick coat to clean it up. Looking forward to starting in on the wiring!
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