Seats and console

Thanks Justin, and not as bad as you might think. You got a couple of nice looking F150's there. Kinda partial to that Black Reg/Cab though! lol

 

Thanks. They arent anything too special.

 

Dont sweat it brains you can revive old threads anytime

 

Hahah holy crap dude, take things too seriously much?

 

Its all good dude. Danny didn't mean any harm in what he said. Thanks for posting helpful information.

 

Here's the thing......You dont know me, maybe I do take things to serious, maybe I dont. I am , however, the type that if I have something useful to add to a post I will and if not I just keep on reading. I dont know you, so maybe you joke around on other peoples post alot, I dont know. I am not mad or upset just wanted to make a point that if I wanted or needed "smart" comments I would be posting pics of my Ford on a Chevy forum. I come to this site to associate with like-minded people who have a love for Ford trucks, and have a respect for one another. Thats my thought of the day(relevant or not). lol BTW....you got a sharp truck man.

 

someone get this man a beer!

 

Hahaha oh alrighttttyyyyyy then haha

 

Jeez Danny, you're such a jerk!

I think the relevance is gone for the OP, but I suppose reviving an old thread could benefit those looking for ideas.


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I'm talking 1995 - 2000.

I used to install/uninstall custom center consoles
at Choo Choo Customs after catching up on the
electrical dept. work.
Most vehicles, Ford, Dodge and Chevy had
leather "captains chair" style seating either factory
or a leather recover with center console depending
upon the build work order.

Almost all of them were wood pattern bases wrapped in
Naugahyde, spray glue the base and wrap then staple
the hidden edges. Some had power points inside,
heated / cooled beverage cup holders or some like the
Expy had entertainment center headphone stations
facing the rear passengers for the overhead TV or
a separate CD/tuner radio.

Customers always wanted to upgrade consoles so we would pull
out the old and install the new.
Amazing to me the cheap L brackets they used to
hold those consoles down.
Right angle IR air drill is your friend.

Just saying making something custom could be an option
for those with wood working skills
instead of adding / adapting a different from the factory
style console.