05-27-2013, 10:00 PM | #1051 |
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great job, man. The mirrors look good.
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I posted new pics for you. Thank you sir, hope you are still having fun with yours ! Heh... I was sitting the cab today after shooting my latest video, and I was thinking of you, and the day we can both sit in it. That is going to be a very good day, I think. Heh, me too !! Thanks for looking Dino, it is no where near the level of work you do; but hey, its my first one.... ******************************************************************************************** Here I have done what I hope is my final door assembly. Although I have to tell you, if there is a trick to getting a door hung all by yourself, I have yet to figure it out.... Two little hinges should not require so much adjusting. As I was working on these doors, I had written a note to myself to not forget to emplace a small sheet of plastic for wind barrier. When it came time to get this plastic, I was about to cut up some painters drop sheets, but was mentally whining about chopping up perfectly good sheet of plastic. Then I flashed on all the wonderful bubble wrap Brothers sent me with all the cool stuff I ordered from them !! I am thinking this should help with wind, sound, and insulation... I put it in place with a roll of Postal Tape, I figure that stuff should be pretty tough, but not forever like Duct Tape... For the record, I love the Post Office, I wish they got more credit than they do for the job they have. And all together now... Then I was looking at the heater vent extension I made, and never did like how big and bulkly it looked under the dash. So I made a new one that has a lower profile and should disburse the warm air a bit better than cooking the passenger's left kneecap. The old one: The new one: I guess in a day or so I will load up the video I shot today. It kinda shows everything I got done these past 2 weeks.
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05-27-2013, 10:24 PM | #1053 |
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Hey Murph, I am having fun for sure. I will post an update in a week or two, kind of making a bit of progress in a number of areas, but nothing post worthy. In a week or two I will post up something big, and all the small stuff. I thoroughly enjoy following about 110 build threads on here, and learning so much as I go. Door(s) look great buddy! Keep on keepin on, you are doing a great job!
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05-27-2013, 10:33 PM | #1054 |
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Looking good man the heater vent is a nice touch!
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05-27-2013, 11:09 PM | #1055 |
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looking good Murph...I like what you did with the mirrors, & it'll be interesting to see them in a full-on truck photo...the doors look good as well....keep up the good work!
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05-27-2013, 11:14 PM | #1056 |
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Your getting all sorts of things checked off your list. Lookin good too. (The truck Murph).
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05-28-2013, 06:23 AM | #1057 |
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really looking great man... the doors came together nice.
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05-28-2013, 11:04 AM | #1058 |
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that is really cool with the bubble wrap ..and the final door looks awesome ..vent looks clean too
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05-28-2013, 12:01 PM | #1059 |
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The doors are great. I always learn something from your posts,
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05-29-2013, 04:43 PM | #1060 |
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very nice murph, door looks awesome.won't be long now.
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05-31-2013, 12:41 PM | #1062 |
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love it man those doors look so good! im really starting to take a liking to the grays and silvers here recently.
and for the doors when i hung mine i used a jack stand on one end and you can lower or raise it to help get them set up.
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Hey Murph, lovin' the progress you are making! Gonna remember the aobove comments about hanging doors for when I get that far...
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06-02-2013, 03:22 PM | #1064 |
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Everything is loooooking gooood. Just caught up with the build. Keep up the great work.
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06-03-2013, 03:32 PM | #1065 |
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Thank you all for checking in on me, and offering all the cool comments. I truely appreciate the time and the thoughts !!
******************************************************************************************** Well, I have pretty much finished the interior of my cab. As soon as I get around to posting the video to YouTube, I will link it here for you guys !! I just have to do the door seals, clean up and install the sun visors, and get the seat upholstered at this point. In the mean time, I did my horn button. All I did was fill in the spokes and the center with a gloss model paint black. It looks a lot more crisp in person. I realize after all the other over the top mods and stuff I am doing to this build, this probably seems to be underplayed. Before: After: In all the builds I have seen here, I have yet to see a horn button like this one.
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06-03-2013, 04:43 PM | #1066 |
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Ok hopefully I linked this right today ...... LOL
This was a one take shot. The music was not dubbed in, it is playing on the stereo I intalled with all 7 speakers pumping the tunes. I have to say the sound is clear and a joy to listen to (I put a lawn chair in the cab, and treated myself to a couple hours of song surfing and beers after I shot this) !!! Hopefully this video will show all the mods I have done to the dash and back wall. I realize the speakers in the dome light are hard to see, and I apologize for this. I only wish I had turned on the dash lights before I turned on the garage lights. At this point the carpet is in, shifter mounted, all the sound system installed and working, new glovebox, and all the other odds and ends you may have to pause the video play to look at. All that is left to install is the seat, steering wheel, and sun visors at this time. I did sound deadner the cab corners, that is why they show up looking like foil. I thought about shooting them with some flat black paint, but i like the way they reflect the cab lights. Speaking of which, I installed 4 of the LED blue accent light pods in each corner of the cab. They are controled by the headlight switch and the door jamb switches, just like real courtesy lights. Please dont mind the dirty windows... this place drives me crazy with how hard it is to keep stuff clean, and now that Spring has arrived all the pollen is insane !! Hope you like it, and thanks for looking !!
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06-03-2013, 05:17 PM | #1067 |
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soooo clean man this is and will be one of the nicest interiors i've seen!
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Wow! Nuff said!!!
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Great job McMurphy!!!! I like the way all the colors came together! I had a vision on how I want to do my roof and sure enough you did it. My idea has a little different twist to it. Hope my cab comes out that nice!
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Sweet interior, grab a lawn chair and enjoy.
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06-03-2013, 09:35 PM | #1071 |
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The interior looks great! All of your mods really stand out now that it's all together.
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06-03-2013, 11:39 PM | #1072 |
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Very Nice!
My worthy video competitor or partner in crime, You is a kickin' my hind quarters. Along with the stupid firewall on Bompenstein. Interior looks sensational |
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looks and sounds great mike
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Sounds awesome! I bought the same receiver for my Silverado and really like it. That blinky-light jazz gets a little annoying after about five seconds of night driving so I just picked a color combo that matched the OEM gauge colors. That is a pretty cool feature. Truck is looking good man!
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