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C&D Salvage in China Grove, I might still go pick them up and stow them away.
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C&D Salvage in China Grove, I might still go pick them up and stow them away.
White96k2500
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You know of a lot of places around here! I need to start looking up places lol.
Z71Hobbs
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Went back today and grabbed the rear mat because I forgot it for whatever reason yesterday. The 3-4” rain event we had overnight made the yard a flooded creek, and of course the mat was on the ground. Nothing like picking up a fully soaked nasty mat to bring home.
Spent some time with some simple green and the pressure washer. Still fighting a stain on the long mat that has resisted simple green, chlorinated brake clean, and paint thinner.
Spent some time with some simple green and the pressure washer. Still fighting a stain on the long mat that has resisted simple green, chlorinated brake clean, and paint thinner.
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White96k2500
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They turned out great! You have a bad habit of making me want stuff lol.
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Well. I decided I’m going to do a full leather swap, so I went searching for a bench. Got more than I had bargained for. Many hours later with the steamer, a soft brush, and simple green and leather cleaner this is where I ended up.
It’s a lot cleaner, but I’m hopeful some of the dents come out. Idiots at the yard folded up a hub cap, the seat belt, and a ford floor mat with sharp rubber bottom rubber cleat (grippers). The steamer helped a lot, and today I let it sit out in the sun and will do so for the next few days.
It’s a lot cleaner, but I’m hopeful some of the dents come out. Idiots at the yard folded up a hub cap, the seat belt, and a ford floor mat with sharp rubber bottom rubber cleat (grippers). The steamer helped a lot, and today I let it sit out in the sun and will do so for the next few days.
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98chevy2500SS
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I hate it when that happens to perfectly good seats. Still looks loads better than before after you cleaned it. 
I'd love to leather seat swap my 98 someday, but finding factory blue leather seats is tough! haha.
I'd love to leather seat swap my 98 someday, but finding factory blue leather seats is tough! haha.
frito-bandito
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Looking good! I wanna leather swap my crew
Silvio Iacuone
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Awesome build, just read through and caught up. What are the temperature/compass mirrors originally from? GMT800s?
The dual displays come from GMT400 Suburbans, Tahoe's, Escalades, Denali's, and early GMT800s, the later GMT800s started using the one-star mirrors. Hobs does sell kits that comes with the mirror, temp sensor, pigtails, and a wiring cover, I've installed my own, and if you can wire in a radio, the mirror is not a problem at all. Super simple and easy to do
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