start of my interior makeover

[freightshaker203]

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i took out the stock bench seat and swapped in a set of factory buckets out of a 91 ext cab chevy, i also swapped in the center console that was in the truck but decided i wanted a little bit of bass as well but at 6'1 im not willing to give up any space behind the seat. so i had a 12" bass tube lying around that i decided to hack into

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then i thought about how much i like having cup holders so i took the factory console and hacked into that as well...a little fiber glass, bondo, paint and about 6hrs of my time this is what i came up with

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not to sure on the colors but it was what i had lying around.

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what do you guys think? anything you would do different

 

[freightshaker203]

ive got doors from that truck as well to match the seats and power windows and locks waiting to be installed

 

[jdyates]

I'm thinking of doing the two buckets as well, rather than my full bench. I would repaint the console maroon (or dark red, whatever) to match the seats

 

[freightshaker203]

i love the buckets over the bench, they sit up just a tad higher.. the only downfall is when the wife and kid wana go somewhere with me..told the wife she can ride in the bed haha

i was thinking a dark red or all black and two tone the interior

 

[narizon]

Nice job,very original.I like it...Is it vented or sealed? I lack the glassin skills but I built a center sub box using an Alpine 1042D.
I do like the center cup holders as my box prohibits the use of the dash mount holders.
I also tossed out the bench in favor of some mint condition power buckets.Big improvement.
I found an Ace paint ( Fine wine F54 ) matches very well with maroon/dark red interior.

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[freightshaker203]

Thanks, it was my first attempt with glass and bondo, it still needs some work..thanks for the tip on the paint ill have to try and find some