rumblefish's Duster project
First I did the eay one. I layed down the seat divider and matched it up with the cloth. A dead on match. Beaware there is a left and right side to this. The difference is at the bottom where the seat belts go. A little 3M spray on glue and wait a few seconds. Be careful here, this stuff is sticky. Real stick and strong. Good enuff for a prank. Like glue somes butt to the seat and be there for a long while. Strong stuff. That went in after the package tray.
The package trays sound deadener was easy. Just through it up there and run it all the way to the glass and into the little valley back there. Evenit up with the edge towards the rear seat top.
With a brand new razor knife, cut out the holes for the speakers. Go slow. Even a new blade doesn't go through this pad like butter. If your speakers are in there like mine are, be real careful. Make a wide cut.
For my rear defrost, I took a drill bit of the same size as the studs that hold that trim part in and went in from the trunk and drilled up. The big main hole I just did a general line cut and then went inside the car and made it larger.
I then installed the trim peice, bolted it down and again took the razor knife and made it larger. All the scarpes fell inside the trunk onto the towel.
Pesto. looking good.
You'll have to remove the side sail panels which have a number of screws in them and do not come out easy as pie. You'll have to wiggle and twist them a bit. Becareful you don't snap or crack them. Getting them around the dusters rear window latch was a trick.
First I did the eay one. I layed down the seat divider and matched it up with the cloth. A dead on match. Beaware there is a left and right side to this. The difference is at the bottom where the seat belts go. A little 3M spray on glue and wait a few seconds. Be careful here, this stuff is sticky. Real stick and strong. Good enuff for a prank. Like glue somes butt to the seat and be there for a long while. Strong stuff. That went in after the package tray.
The package trays sound deadener was easy. Just through it up there and run it all the way to the glass and into the little valley back there. Evenit up with the edge towards the rear seat top.
With a brand new razor knife, cut out the holes for the speakers. Go slow. Even a new blade doesn't go through this pad like butter. If your speakers are in there like mine are, be real careful. Make a wide cut.
For my rear defrost, I took a drill bit of the same size as the studs that hold that trim part in and went in from the trunk and drilled up. The big main hole I just did a general line cut and then went inside the car and made it larger.
I then installed the trim peice, bolted it down and again took the razor knife and made it larger. All the scarpes fell inside the trunk onto the towel.
Pesto. looking good.
You'll have to remove the side sail panels which have a number of screws in them and do not come out easy as pie. You'll have to wiggle and twist them a bit. Becareful you don't snap or crack them. Getting them around the dusters rear window latch was a trick.
