Interior wood trim
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You could do some exotic grains and finishes. There a ton of different woods out there. I have a friend who let his wife talk him into an older RR as their "Business" car. He was a developer and she felt they needed something nicer than his pickup. The wood by the window was faded so she told the Dealer to "fix" it. He got a bill in the thousands to remove and refinish trim.
He was shoocked as he had several carpenters that worked for him that could have easily done it in a day.
He was shoocked as he had several carpenters that worked for him that could have easily done it in a day.
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Aren't the stock ones plastic and real wood available? If not they sure fooled me. I have the small pieces off of mine on the dash, if it is veneer, it is heavily encapsulated with what appears to be plastic.
I saw HP TV today, they had a 1951 Chevy truck they were redoing with the most exotic wood and metal treatments I have ever seen in the pickup bed.
I saw HP TV today, they had a 1951 Chevy truck they were redoing with the most exotic wood and metal treatments I have ever seen in the pickup bed.
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If you are talking about the original wood trim pieces above the glove box, to the right of the steering column and on the mirror adjustment switch, I have those in stock in good condition. They're held on by screws and can be replaced in minutes. Let me know if you're interested.
Cheers,
Paul
Cheers,
Paul
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