Finally finished my interior conversion, it was a long time consuming process but for the most part is was fairly simple. Swapped my XLT dash out with a Flow-through center console and swapped the seats. I have a ton of pictures so I'll try to put up just the basic ones so you can get an idea. If you have any questions just shoot me a PM or reply on here & I'll try to help as much as I can. Thanks to everyone in this forum, I had a lot of help from you guys especially Anthony J.(can't remember your screen name, sorry). Well on with the pics.......

For some reason I can't find a good pic my stock interior but you get the idea, this is the jump seat removed


Seats & carpet removed, ready for eDead installation


eDead installed


more eDead & amp rack(still working on the stereo, that amp is no longer in my truck)

 

more eDead


Dash pieces ready to be painted


Me priming the pieces


Dash and console pieces primed black

 

Disassembly of dash


Disassembly 2


Disassembly 3


Disassmebly 4

 

Fitting the new painted flow-through console(covered in dust)


My girlfriend helping me change the cloth seats to black Lariat leather


Back bench seat taking apart


New box and subs going in(not the greatest but they sound good & I like them)

 

THE FINAL PRODUCT

FX4 Center bezel-the gloss black is a lot shinier in person, for some reason the camera is showing a lot of swirls but there isn't

 

that's awesome man. silly me, i just bought a different truck when all i had to was that. lol.

 

I had to do something where the old PRND21 was, so I put a label over it that says "Special Edition" & I modified it so light shines down. Not sure I like the "Special Edition" but it will do for now.

 

Yeah I guess I could have done that....especially cause I wish I had a 4x4 but I had fun doing it.

 

damn man that looks killer. I've always wanted the piano black harley interior. after seeing how much work it is, maybe not...

 

The swap was actually really easy, all the dash pieces come off simple, the electronics and plugs only fit into their counterpart so that's squared away, and as long as you label everything and keep all the nuts and bolts together in plastic bags like I did....I would say the dash tear down and re-assemble only took me 4 hours.

 

Looks good.

 

More pics of the GF

 

the truck or his girlfriend?

 

I love the center consoles in our truck but I dont understand how you get the shifter squared away.

 

Looks great bud