NCTyphoonKid
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Old77's '98 ECSB 4x4
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Thanks!
Got the locks put on the toolbox. I should have the paint for it in a couple of weeks and I'll be able to put the box in for the last time I hope
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HOLY ****!!! We have a legitimate HRPC sighting! Someone better call his boss cuase he's obviously slacking!!!
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I've been dropping in everyday. Usually 2-3 times a day and make sure no reported posts or Admin email to respond to. Also post in a couple threads just so everyone knows I'm here.
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Did my write up on the Cali Roll make sense to you? Just curious.
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I just read that today. Yeah I get it. It's with a conventional. When I get an extra minute, I'll ask more about that school in that thread.
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Tint done. This pic was taken while picking up a couple of my kids from preschool
And I just realized I forgot to show you the finished toolbox project lol
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And I just realized I forgot to show you the finished toolbox project lol
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Looks awesome.
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Drivers door handle broke so I Ordered a set of '99 denali door handles from Rock Auto. I'll be colormatching them and installing hopefully by end of year if they get here quick enough. I also hope to get spray in bed liner done by end of year as well.
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Did the pot metal break? They were kind of notorious for that on GMT400s if I recall. Truck is still looking great as always (looking at your tint pictures).
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No. Externally the handle looks fine. I think the piece that connects to the rod internally broke cuz now the handle kinda flops around
once I get the new handles put on and get her cleaned up I'll try and get some better pics of it. I do think the tint is a big improvement. 
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Since I can't update the first post of the thread here's an update on where I am and where the truck is going
On to the pics...
Before
This driver's seat fabric is barely even worn. I was surprised by this.
Current After...dirt and all. Will get better pics when it warms up and gets nicer
**these pics don't include the window tint being done **
Current Mods
Interior
-----denali cluster
-----denali door handles
-----New carpet
-----suede inserts in doors and headliner
-----LED swap
-----Audio/Video upgrades
----------PIONEER AVH-X7500BT (http://www.crutchfield.com/p_130X7500BT/Pioneer-AVH-X7500BT.html?tp=5684)
----------JL Audio 10W3v3-2
----------Kenwood Excelon XR900-5
----------Hertz Components
Exterior
-----Body work complete on rockers, corners, doors, roof and tailgate
-----Tails
-----NNBS 17's
-----Nitto Trail Graps 265/70/17
-----Headlights/parking lights/corners
-----tailgate handle relocator kit (not installed yet)
-----4 corner light mod
-----Colormatched Denali handles
-----window tint
Performance
-----Magnaflow 11216
-----VOLANT 15957
Future plans (in no particular order)
rollpan
window tint
wheels/tires
small lift (Can't go too high because I want to keep this as a DD and I parking in a parking garage daily for work)
make truck all white or dark green
demold/debadge
Audio/video upgrades
----http://thedetailss.com/95-99_CK_Double_Din__COMPLE.html
GMT900 seats
Amp steps (http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=160652)
LS swap
POR15 for the underside
Spray in bedliner
NNBS GMC 20's (machined)
On to the pics...
Before
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This driver's seat fabric is barely even worn. I was surprised by this.
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Current After...dirt and all. Will get better pics when it warms up and gets nicer
**these pics don't include the window tint being done
**
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You must be registered for see images attach
You must be registered for see images attach
You must be registered for see images attach
Current Mods
Interior
-----denali cluster
-----denali door handles
-----New carpet
-----suede inserts in doors and headliner
-----LED swap
-----Audio/Video upgrades
----------PIONEER AVH-X7500BT (http://www.crutchfield.com/p_130X7500BT/Pioneer-AVH-X7500BT.html?tp=5684)
----------JL Audio 10W3v3-2
----------Kenwood Excelon XR900-5
----------Hertz Components
Exterior
-----Body work complete on rockers, corners, doors, roof and tailgate
-----Tails
-----NNBS 17's
-----Nitto Trail Graps 265/70/17
-----Headlights/parking lights/corners
-----tailgate handle relocator kit (not installed yet)
-----4 corner light mod
-----Colormatched Denali handles
-----window tint
Performance
-----Magnaflow 11216
-----VOLANT 15957
Future plans (in no particular order)
rollpan
window tint
wheels/tires
small lift (Can't go too high because I want to keep this as a DD and I parking in a parking garage daily for work)
make truck all white or dark green
demold/debadge
Audio/video upgrades
----http://thedetailss.com/95-99_CK_Double_Din__COMPLE.html
GMT900 seats
Amp steps (http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=160652)
LS swap
POR15 for the underside
Spray in bedliner
NNBS GMC 20's (machined)
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Looking good! Makes me want to ask my uncle if I can buy his OBS.
I vote go all white on the color. I think it will turn out nicer in the end because your jams are already white. It will make the process easiler, IMO, and your paint guy will thank you. I think these trucks look great in white overall.
Some well thought out color-matching using that two-tone would be fabulous too. But, that is just me. It's your truck.
I vote go all white on the color. I think it will turn out nicer in the end because your jams are already white. It will make the process easiler, IMO, and your paint guy will thank you. I think these trucks look great in white overall.
Some well thought out color-matching using that two-tone would be fabulous too. But, that is just me. It's your truck.
