Progress has been slow on the interior.
Sitting in the shop
We put down raam bxt cld tiles on the entire tub. Steve from Steve's Upholstery in Missoula makes an appearance. He does fantastic work.
On the roof, I scored a deal on some Dynamat Hoodliner. It's also under the hood as intended, but I thought it would be a much better choice on the roof than cld tiles, mostly due to weight. I think it's going to work out great, you can definitely hear a muted sound when you knock on the roof with your knuckle, and the heat retention inside should be so much better than it was.
The old vinyl was replaced on the doors with new marine teak 3m di-noc from metrorestyling.com. Started painting the bits and pieces to match up with the new seat leather and vinyl going on the inside. The dash is going to get new vinyl too, but it will be a bit more difficult compared to the doors. The plastic on the dash seems to have the woodgrain printed on (or painted), it's not a vinyl sheet I just pull off. So keeping the look on the corners should be tricky.
Getting close, here's the rear door panel fitted along with half the headliner. The fronts are in too along with the rear cargo panels, don't have a picture yet.
And a teaser of the seats. Katzkin leather, a layer of new foam and dacron under it. I added in seat warmers and inflatable lumbar.
So now it's basically assembly of the carpet, seats, and panels. The dash is going to be a challenge though. I had wanted to pull the dash pad, cut out and fix the lifting at the air vents, and recover in leather match vinyl with some nice contrast stitching. But the dash pad is a mess, and not sure how I'm going to fix the lifting. I doubt simply glueing the hell out of it will keep it down. Been trying to find a dash pad reproduction that I can recover but so far been unsuccessful.
