L31 Extreme Budget Build

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For anybody considering purchasing from ACC do not waste your time. Opened up the vinyl flooring kit that is supposed to be a custom fit product. The jute material does not even come close to being correct and nothing is molded at all. I will call them tomorrow but their fitment is absolutely laughibly bad. They might as well have sent a kit for a Ford Econoline or some other such vehicle the fitment is so poor.
I'll second that. I got that vinyl flooring from them for a suburban. Initially tried working with it last fall after temps had dropped into the 60's and gave up within an hour. I'm still waiting until temps are in the 90's so I can lay it out in the sun and try to bake it into some kind of a pliable material that I can work with. It will probably get used for other projects first though as it does seem be a really tough material, and I am on the verge of parting out that suburban anyway.
 

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Covering the inner door skins on the rear doors with about 85% coverage or so with that butyl sound deadner insulation material made a dramatic difference. Will definitely be using it again in future projects. Greatly reduces the sheet metal rattling common with GMs. I was pounding on them fairly firmly with a closed fist. Only took about an hour to cover the 4 doors I have done thus far. Front doors will get the same treatment. I will use the same material on the 97 when I swap out the speakers in the front and rear doors in the future.

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Tomorrow I will have this down to a nearly empty shell and start laying in the flooring. Floor, then wiring, followed by walls, then last the headlining. This one will be somewhat spartan inside, utility and budget over luxury, lol. I have two bedrooms worth of the laminate flooring I sat in the rear of the van that was essentially new and we pulled up when my mom bought the house we remodeled. Will give a nice flat floor that is easy to clean and fairly well insulated. The end goal is something that can be camped in, still haul cargo and be driven comfortably across the country if desired.

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