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UPDATE:
Spent all day today trying to get the interior back together. The weather was perfect high 70s with little humidity.
I painted the frames of my seats with rustoleum "hammered". Gives it a similar look to the bed liner I used on the floor.
I painted the $12 amplifer I bought so I can...
Once I had it lined up I used some white spray paint to paint the holes onto the floor. I then drilled those holes and used bolts to secure it to the floor.
Looks much better then when I first got it...see pics below.
More stuff here:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/61580-dash-pad-console-interior-restoration-2.html#post730111
Part 3:
Got my M1009 canvas seat covers in from Jakota and did some test fitting.
I marked the exposed areas the seat cover could not cover on the front seats and painted them with the SEM dye to match the other interior pieces.
I also took some pics with all the restored pieces...
Part 2:
I forgot to take pictures of the door panels, I will uploads those next week.
I painted the front transmission channel using krylon fusion. Looks much better than it did before.
I replaced all the window channel seals with new felt and seals.
I drilled the holes and...
Part 1:
Ok I have spent the past 2 weeks trying to get my interior finished.
First I restored the console and dash pad area.
I bought a coverlay dash cover that was on sale for $169. I had my doubts since I have heard horror stories that some of these don’t fit at all but these reviews...
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