JJSZABO Fleetside

[JRConnieK10]

Looking good real clean.

[VileZambonie]

Nice!

[Swims350]

so that's just duct wrap? Looks like the sound deadening junk they sell for cars and trucks lol.

good idea.

[jonkmbll89]

Your truck is looking real nice.

[JJSZABO]

so that's just duct wrap? Looks like the sound deadening junk they sell for cars and trucks lol.

good idea.

Yes, it's just Thermwell Foam and Foil Duct Insulation - 12" Wx 15'L x 1/8"Thick, to insulate both heating and air-conditioning ducts, foam and foil - no ashphalt or anything that will smell when the truck get hot.  15.00 dollars per roll.  I used three rolls and 1 roll of foil tape.



Thanks guys!

[VileZambonie]

I've got a ton of that stuff since I just put central air in my house

[JJSZABO]

Have you tried using it in any of your trucks Vile?  Just curious how well it worked.

[JJSZABO]

Update.....my interior is about done.

Headliner - I bought an old headliner out of a junkyard truck, pealed off the old liner and glued on new headliner.  I painted the visors with Duplicolor vinyl dye/paint


All headliner trim was pulled off a junk yard truck and cleaned and repainted with vinyl dye/paint.

Drivers side.... The door is from a 91 Suburban with all it's interior trim.  I removed all the carpet, relined the carpet areas with grey headliner material and the bottom panel with black vinyl.  I also got power door locks and windows - all plastic trim pieces were painted with Duplicolor vinyl dye/paint.  The small trim piece at the top left was painted with Duplicolor wheel paint.


Drivers side door.....same as passenger side.  I reused the Suburban four gang window switches for now.  I plan on converting the four gang to two gang in the future - not a big deal for me right now.


Dash....is a dash pad bought from Chris on this site.  It fit pretty well and although would not pass as a show piece it is great for a daily driver.  I tried to recover my old dash myself but failed when I ripped the vinyl trying to streatch it.  I could have done it over but didn't want to spend anymore time on the dash.  With the cover, just some initial prep work, fitment and some trimming and I had the dash on in less than an hour.  I think it looks good!!


Back cab trim.... I made my own back cab trim with some luan board and chipboard covered with black vinyl.


My digital dash.....


Thats all for now - if any one wants specifics let me know and I'll elaborate on steps and materials.

Oh and I forgot - the carpet is from Chris - ACC carpet that fit like a glove - Good stuff!!  

[123 pugsy]

Lookin real good.

[VileZambonie]

Jeff, It really looks awesome! You're doing a fantastic job on this truck. The back piece is very cool! I was planning on doing something inside my GMC like that but hadn't decided yet...Maybe I'll copycat you! lol

[JJSZABO]

Thanks guys  

Copycat away Vile - 5'-0" x 15 1/2inches piece of luan bought from Home Depot with some chip board bought at our local craft mart.  I used the chip board for the end curves.  One piece glued to the rear of the luan and one piece glued to the front of the luan to make a sandwitch sort of speak. Then glued on black vinyl.  I let everything dry and installed to the rear of the cab with some left over stainless steel fasteners.  I drilled into the metal that bridges the ridges in the back of the cab - if you know where I mean (this way I didn't drill through the back of the cab).  That's it - had it done inn about two hours.

[Captkaos]

Looks really good Jeff!  All of it. 

BTW, did you know we offered a rear piece for the cab?

[VileZambonie]

no... post a link

[JJSZABO]

  no lol, yes post a link

[ccz145a]

Jeff, That looks great! I like everything you did.

Chris, we really need to get the catalog updated with all available parts. I know now to ask first, but have bought stuff in the past I did not know you had.