We Spent $5K on this interior for our C10! Project Rocky Part 13!
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2024
- Get ready to step inside the heart of Project Rocky's transformation journey in our latest video installment: "Reviving the Interior." As we delve deeper into the restoration and customization of this 1979 Chevy C10, we're shifting our focus inward, breathing new life into the cabin space.
In partnership with TMI Products, a proud purveyor of American-made excellence, we've curated a collection of interior essentials that marry style with substance. From a plush bench seat to sleek door panels and a dash pad, every element reflects our commitment to quality craftsmanship.
But our quest for perfection doesn't stop there. Thanks to LMC Truck, we've sourced factory replacement interior panels, ensuring authenticity meets modern convenience. With a fresh headliner and carpet in tow, the stage is set for a transformation that promises to elevate comfort and aesthetics to unprecedented heights.
Picture yourself sliding into the driver's seat, surrounded by a symphony of heritage and innovation. The allure of the past seamlessly intertwined with the promise of the future - that's the essence of Project Rocky.
And mark your calendars, because this journey reaches its crescendo at SEMA 2024, where Project Rocky will make its grand debut at the Engaged Media booth in Hot Rod Alley. It's more than just a restoration; it's a testament to passion, dedication, and the spirit of the C10 community.
Buckle up, because the road ahead is paved with anticipation, and the destination? Nothing short of extraordinary. - Розваги
That’s a beautiful truck
Thanks!
Beautiful job. Thanks for letting us know about the cost.😊
You’re welcome!
I have it in my 71 c10 and I regret buying a TMI interior
I was thinking from going tmi, currently have procar seats but not too happy with those. Why are you regretting?
We’ve had them in many truck. The quality and materials have gone up
Dramatically over the past few years. How long have you had yours?
I’ve had them for about 6 years or so in my pickup. The seats themselves are okay on shorter drives but for anything over an hour they start to feel uncomfortable. I also feel that the vinyl used is cheap. It has also been a constant battle with the door panels they seem to be slightly undersized and don’t fit the contours of the door perfectly and the clips in the panel didn’t line up with the holes perfectly from the template. The top grommet that allows the door lock switch to move from the locked and unlocked position is creating pressure against the top of the door panel. The seat bracket did not line up perfectly with the bolt holes in the floor and after the frustration took a blow torch and a hammer to make it fit. Everything was double and tripled checked to be for my year c10 before ordering due to the price I was spending on them.
Im using this as a base for my 79 c10 stepside.
How will the front end do as a daily driver?
Its designed for a daily driver. All factory spec equipment, original steering and beefy sway bar. Should ride and perform as well or better than original. Dependable, reliable and fun!
@motortopiaondemand okay. Are yall concerned abt ball joint wear?
Seems very pricey. At first i thought a company was doing it, But.. you had to do all the work? NO thanks .
The quality is so top notch though. And you don’t need any factory pieces. Comes with new seat frame, cushion, door panels and dash. All new products. Pretty nice.