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Getting close to going "postal" on my upholstery shop!

very cool interior JCS! i like the rest of the cockpit updates too but imo you're missing one thing........

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my old diplomat had your style stereo cover hiding an old two knobber. it was a tough decision but i finally bought a nice sony and this exact marine cover, taped off the dash and put the jig saw to work. and it turned out great. the white would compliment your gauges
 
I agree with you, as a matter of fact I stopped by a stereo shop on the way home from my office tody and started looking into that. When they built me a new rear seat I had them drill the holes for speakers so I'm getting ready for TNT upgrade as well.:thumb:
 
Turned out great! So glad you didn't have to kill them and spend the rest of your life in jail.
 
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