How Too Interior Kits

do you have a pic of one done

I don't have a pic of the kit. I'll take one later tonight or later tomorrow. Basically it comes in a paper tube. Inside there is a dvd, a can of glue, 6 sheets of 24"X36" paper.

As far as pricing goes I was looking at the $35-45 dollar range, give or take $5. The give or take is if I can get everything done for the quoted prices. Hopefully I can get some breaks and it will be at the low end.

This is a pic of the glue that the kit comes with. Like I said it will do about 2 door panels, kick panels and A Pilars (material depending).

sorry do you have a door thats done with your kit

Yea I have tons. I've posted them before and don't like to keep posting them. Heres a few that are already uploaded and sized.

The first one is a finished pic of the panels that were made in the previous pictures. They were made to spec's for a guy in florida. No window cranks, arm rest or vents. 6.5" fiberglas buildout with flames. The truck was body dropped and had a different dash in it which made for a more front centered build-out. Covered in grey tweed.

The second is an old picture. The truck is actually my Mazda. I has a seperate wood build-out for a 4" and 6.5" Audiobahn component set, tribal design, and no vent. The armrest is missing, but is actually a tribal lick.

Defenatly let me know.. i think the kit is a wonderful idea, and am always looking for ways to make my truck seperate from the others.. as well as supporting other mini truckers.
Mike

Great i dea man, Let me noe when you got a price and date that i can pick one up!!

im sure you could get some business selling those. you could probably just make them as people order them. and then you could customize easily for each person who lookin to buy them.
i would be interested in the kick panels. have you done any yet?

Yea, I've done a bunch for mazdas. I have a set for 6.5" ready to be wrapped. $75 the way they are or $110 wrapped on vinyl or tweed. Let me know.

you still got them panels? if so send my e-mail the pix of what you have for sale. if you coudl that would be awesome if not im 30mins from ya i would be interested in a do-it-yourself kit. Thanks man

i've been inspired by your very nice panels and decided to make some myself. i figured MDF would be good. IT'S NOT! definately don't use this crap. i can't get the little plugs to fit right in it. so it won't attach very well to the door. did you use the old plugs from the original door?

i guess i'll have to get some decent wood. it looks like they used masonite in the factory. i'll try some of that tomorrow. i've put in a sweet door handle that's made for house doors. it looks awesome but i can't wait to get it covered and attached properly.

just thought i'd put this out there so everyone else doesn't make my mistakes.