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Well here is my take on the interior parts. I bought front and rear panels from legendary. A-pillar covers from Roseville(Palco). The door panels could not have fit more perfect. very easy to put on and only required a little bit of plastic trimming behind the panel by the arm rest. The rear panels fit okay, but the holes for the window handles were way off. Not sure how i am going to remedy that yet. i did cut a bit away to get them on, but now the crank handle trim rings do not cover the hole . The A pillar covers from roseville are garbage! They are the Palco brand and they do not fit well at the bottom or the top, and the screw holes do not line up either. I think i will be trying to re-furbish my old ones. lets see what else
the headliner wasnt too bad to install, but if i could do it again, i would install it before i put in my front and rear glass.
Have the rear tray in, used Jensen Excellion speakers. I went with the jute padding insulation on the underside of the tray and also behind the panel between trunk and rear seat. I used hushmat on the roof before i put in the headliner and i also put hushmat on the back side of the rear panels. I am going to put down dynamat on the floor and behind the door panels when it comes. I am still having issues with the trunk lid and hinges, so i am putting that off untill i really feel inspired. Still thinking about painting the rear panel black to match the tailights, but i kind of like the green in the middle, so not sure what i will do their yet. Anyhow, here is a few pictures of what i have done. have more but only will post a few.
