let's see some interior pics

[badchevy]

Originally Posted by 84chevyguyid

I cut pieces from a junk dash and used 2" gauges, after I bought them I wish I would have used the bigger gauges, o well. The tricky part is if I can come up with the brushed aluminum cover for the bezel.

You can try what I did with mine. I bought a roll of brushed aluminum/stainless steel adhesive paper. I believe I bought it at Home Depot. Basically, it adheres to the wall next to the stove to prevent the wall from any damage. Looks almost identical to the interior trim on my Silverados. I glued it to the dash then cut the excess and the holes for the gauges.Only problem is I didn't clean the dash very good so it's not sticking in some areas.

Sorry, don't have any pics right now and can't get them until the end of next month.

[Tdubbyount]

Originally Posted by carboncrew

Interior from my crewcab.

Wow. That looks amazing. Great job!!!

[carboncrew]

This is a link to his ad. It looks like he's been raising his prices. I paid less for 2 sets, so maybe he'll negotiate?

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/ptd/4309429315.html

480-634-3618

Thanks everybody.

[bojak]

Thanks carbon crew for the link.

[84chevyguyid]

Originally Posted by badchevy

You can try what I did with mine. I bought a roll of brushed aluminum/stainless steel adhesive paper. I believe I bought it at Home Depot. Basically, it adheres to the wall next to the stove to prevent the wall from any damage. Looks almost identical to the interior trim on my Silverados. I glued it to the dash then cut the excess and the holes for the gauges.Only problem is I didn't clean the dash very good so it's not sticking in some areas.

Sorry, don't have any pics right now and can't get them until the end of next month.

I will go check that stuff out the next time I get to town. Thanks for the info!