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#148426 09/02/2005 4:58 PM
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Well, I have landed myself a second job, and we can afford to buy some stuff for the 'babies' as they are now called. We have been slowly stripping down the interiors (mostly) on the 3/4 ton, and we have now began the bugeting of replacment of some stuff....

Our hopes are to get the remainder of the interior stripped out before winter... Anything that is small enough to drag into our basement... I was thinking that I might start with rubber for the windows.

Does anyone have any suggestions?


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#148427 09/14/2005 3:45 PM
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Tempest,

How you start is pretty much determined by where you what to end up. Are you just concentrating on the interior? Will you be painting the cab interior? If so, you may want to save the rubber and other final touches for last. Strip out the interior and start back in reverse order.

Treat the rust, refinish the metal, take care of the dash & wiring, then start reinstalling the carpet/mat, seats, door panels, headliner, glass and window rubber, trim, done!

Just off the top of my head. Others may have better ideas (likely wink )

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