The Wood is out, The Tin Is in...
January 21st, 2007, 3:36 PM
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RE: The Wood is out, The Tin Is in...
ORIGINAL: Gman
Hey Jritchey, if it makes you happy that's all that counts.I also have the cashmere and I think the wood is the way to go. That's why they make all kinds because everybody is different.
Hey Jritchey, if it makes you happy that's all that counts.I also have the cashmere and I think the wood is the way to go. That's why they make all kinds because everybody is different.
January 21st, 2007, 3:40 PM
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ORIGINAL: doo600
No offense Jritchey but I agree with Gman. Every car out there bieng built now has the brushed aluminum look and I just think it's a very cold interior. That was one of my favorite features of the Tahoe. The nice warm leather and wood.
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Hey Jritchey, if it makes you happy that's all that counts.I also have the cashmere and I think the wood is the way to go. That's why they make all kinds because everybody is different.
Hey Jritchey, if it makes you happy that's all that counts.I also have the cashmere and I think the wood is the way to go. That's why they make all kinds because everybody is different.
January 21st, 2007, 3:44 PM
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ORIGINAL: engine2
I like both, but prefer the wood as well. Its nice to have options though or to make a new option like Jritchey did.
I like both, but prefer the wood as well. Its nice to have options though or to make a new option like Jritchey did.
January 21st, 2007, 6:31 PM
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its not too bad to take apart. just make sure ur not taking it apart when its freezing cold because that when the everything becomes brittle and while break easily when prying on it...
ORIGINAL: ironcy
looks great! this is probably the first mod for myLT3
how hard was it to remove the wood trim? any tips?
thanks for sharing pics
looks great! this is probably the first mod for myLT3
how hard was it to remove the wood trim? any tips?
thanks for sharing pics
January 21st, 2007, 7:21 PM
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I thought the factory wood was a little too red for my taste. I spend6 to 8 hours a day in the Tahoe and the the wood didn't suit my eyes so it had to come out. Believe meI wish I did like it. That $400 would have bought me a really nice grille.
January 21st, 2007, 7:26 PM
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ORIGINAL: Jritchey
All new OEM aluminium/plastic trim. Here is a thread with all the pricing details and part #s. But if I had to order it all again it would not be for GM parts direct. I sent them 5 emails over two weeks and they would not respond until I threatened to cancel the order.I would use JP customs or my dealer if I had to order it again,the $50 I saved wasn't worth dealing with them.
https://chevroletforum.com/m_16862/tm.htm
All new OEM aluminium/plastic trim. Here is a thread with all the pricing details and part #s. But if I had to order it all again it would not be for GM parts direct. I sent them 5 emails over two weeks and they would not respond until I threatened to cancel the order.I would use JP customs or my dealer if I had to order it again,the $50 I saved wasn't worth dealing with them.
https://chevroletforum.com/m_16862/tm.htm
check this link it has Part #s and pricing
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