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    LMTV Upgrades

    I have approx 40 sq ft of sound mat in my cab. I also covered the bottom... Pointman
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    LMTV Upgrades

    I will be doing both. I have covered my ceiling with sound mat, and will build a headliner in the future. I don't think covering the plastic panels is as evvective, YRMV. My goak was to remove the 'tinniness' of the metal cab bodywork. I'm now looking at a 24V roof mounted AC unit, so I will...
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    LMTV Upgrades

    Check Summit Racing for rubber hole plugs. They were easy to get and they had plenty in stock.. Pointman
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    LMTV Upgrades

    I've had my 1994 LMTV since the end of December. I have installed nearly two packages of sound mat in the cab and on the bottom. The difference is amazing. I'm planning on a headliner and will use cut panels of styrofoam as insulation. Even with the sound mat, I can feel the heat through the...
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    LMTV Upgrades

    I just finished installing about 40sq/ft of sound mat in my LMTV cab. I did all of the interior panels and the roof. With the cab lifted, I did the entire bottom and the center section up to the air intake vent. You can actually carry on a conversation in this thing now. Stereo to follow.. Pointman
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