Anyone know the owner of this Dually?

I saw this truck on another thread on SSM and someone said it was in parts being re-done.  If it was, I wanted to know was he re-doing/changing his interior out. I was interested in his door panels mainly, but if he was changing out everything, I might be interested in the seats, or seat covers as well.  If his truck wasn't in pieces, I would like to know what he patterend the door panels from.  I think his interior is killer.  Thanks

Im very interested in the interior as well. But id just like to know who did it. Id really like to get some stuff done for my dually by them! Does Anyone know who did his seats and door panels? And how i can get ahold of them. Thanks

Edited: 6/8/2009 10:29:00 AM by SenorSocko

The door panels are one off to resemble Impala panels, custom ones were made and wrapped with some of the impala hardware installed on the new panels.  Ill check to see who did the interior. As far as I know its all together still...that truck has SO many small details...Ive loved that truck since it debuted and I still find stuff thats done on it that I missed seeing before. ie the Escalade cladding's body line goes into the dually fender that was custom made. The truck has 99+ mirrors on it, etc.. Pauly is a master of fiberglass...so a lot of the custom touches on this truck are because of that

Edited: 6/8/2009 12:23:48 PM by AlexSteelsmith

I know its made to look like the impalas interior, thats why i like it so much. id really like to get some door panels that line up with the stock dash..

that truck is timeless.....bad A$$, no doubt

definently one of the sickest trucks ever

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by AlexSteelsmithEdited: 6/8/2009 12:23:48 PM by AlexSteelsmithI know its made to look like the impalas interior, thats why i like it so much. id really like to get some door panels that line up with the stock dash..

--------------------------------------------- Take a look at the next issue of Street Trucks (August issue) should be out late this month...I was inspired by this truck's interior, we made one off door panels that match up with the stock 95-98 dash and windows. Basically cut the shoulder at the top of the panel (where it wraps over) and the rounded bulge and took that piece and fiberglassed mdf panel with all the pods and inserts and such to it before wrapping it. Chana in La Puente, CA did the upholstery so not much luck there hah. basically you need to cut the top edge and where it mates to the dash off and then you can fiberglass a flat panel and build off of that.

it was a cover on STREETTURCKS a few years ago. i know the truck is juiced and has a full on or had a full inpalla int. deff timeless truck...

Thanks for the info.  I have a 94 that has the square dash.  It was cracked and in bad shape when I got the truck.  We tossed that out and have put in one out of a 96 in it.  I definetly will be looking for the Aug  issue of Street Trucks   Thx

---------------------------------------------Originally posted by tuckinnoma it was a cover on STREETTURCKS a few years ago. i know the truck is juiced and has a full on or had a full inpalla int. deff timeless truck...--------------------------------------------- Yeah, Nov. 2005...its not juiced.  to Los, keep an eye out, there isnt a tech article but you can see the panels in the feature and theres a shot of the build up that includes the raw fiberglassed wood and panel. you could also swap the door panels to the 95+ so that they match to the dash, or if you want one off, just get panels from a 95+ from a junkyard and cut and build them.