Cheyenne95
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Finally working on some changes for my dually. Last summer I got the seats switched out. The front vinyl bench was replaced with a pair of factory-ish cloth buckets and console. I've always wanted a console. Best change ever. For the fronts I used the bottom frames from a pair of Burb heated seats married with seat backs from an extended cab Silverado. The seat heaters were junk, so I don't have the heat (yet), but I have the factory switches in the cloth seats and wired in. Rear vinyl bench was replaced with a matching cloth seat with the center armrest. If I can find pics, I'll add them later.
Two weeks back I finally got my new rims (and tires) mounted. The factory 16" rims with the chrome wheel covers have been a thorn in my side forever. Good luck getting to the rear inside wheel valve stems. Impossible. I bought six steel 17" wheels that were used on '08-'10 Chevy duallies and had them powder coated. I didn't want aluminum as I wanted the same rim all the way around. I think they turned out well, but more importantly I can easily get to the rear inner valve stems. First time in 14 years.
Before and after pic. Still working on center caps.
Two weeks back I finally got my new rims (and tires) mounted. The factory 16" rims with the chrome wheel covers have been a thorn in my side forever. Good luck getting to the rear inside wheel valve stems. Impossible. I bought six steel 17" wheels that were used on '08-'10 Chevy duallies and had them powder coated. I didn't want aluminum as I wanted the same rim all the way around. I think they turned out well, but more importantly I can easily get to the rear inner valve stems. First time in 14 years.
Before and after pic. Still working on center caps.
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