Choo Choo customs interior?

[TwoPedal98]

I'd think it would be a lil nicer then this
http://newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/4231978806.html

 

[twomanymontes]

That is a nice truck

 

[someotherguy]

No such thing as a "Choo Choo Customs interior from the factory" - those custom jobs are done after the truck is built, by outside shops, and they usually do it to trucks that come from the factory with base model interiors and they replace the seats, might add power windows, and then stick a bunch of cheesy wood on top of a lot of the plastic parts, etc.

Anyway, of course the interior in the truck pictured has nothing to do with Choo Choo, it's just a stock base model interior. Dunno why the guy would even make that claim. Truck does look nice, though, for a base model.

Richard

 

[supertrucker1978]

I would rather have that interior over a conversion interior any day.

 

[thz71]

The ohc in a reg cab is not somthing ive seen before

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[someotherguy]

Good catch. I didn't even see it, as I was looking at the bone-stock manual window/lock door panels, cloth straight bench, etc. and fortunate lack of wood trim. Like the cowl hood, billet grille, Impala SS 17's, 454SS mirrors, etc...likely added by a previous owner.

Richard

 

[Old77]

I would rather have that interior over a conversion interior any day.

this x100000....those conversion interiors from the 90's are gaudy and ugly and by now well worn out. It'd be a pain to undo all that ugly.

 

[Nash]

The Choo Choo Conversions were originally made in Chattanooga, Tn. right beside I 75.

 

[volunteerff21]

The OHC is the only things I see that would be considered "custom" Aside from the oh so stylish underdash mounted gauge .

 

[thz71]

What about the fire extinguisher

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