osukellen
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Thanks guys...
Ya not too many tools, like Atomic said, screwdrivers (helps to have a cordless), torx bits, scissors, knife, beer, not any special tools or anything though. It is a fairly easy job, but have to have some patience.
Ya, I ripped everything that was in there out, it was in pretty rough shape. I laid down some extra carpet insulation down though.
Like I said before, I wasn't looking to spend alot of money on something "plush". I wanted something functional that was a decent quality for a decent price, but won't have to take my shoes off when driving for fear of getting it dirty. If I wanted plush I wouldn't have bought a 10 year old vehicle. Sometimes spending a little LESS and doing it yourself goes a long way.
Ya not too many tools, like Atomic said, screwdrivers (helps to have a cordless), torx bits, scissors, knife, beer, not any special tools or anything though. It is a fairly easy job, but have to have some patience.
Ya, I ripped everything that was in there out, it was in pretty rough shape. I laid down some extra carpet insulation down though.
Like I said before, I wasn't looking to spend alot of money on something "plush". I wanted something functional that was a decent quality for a decent price, but won't have to take my shoes off when driving for fear of getting it dirty. If I wanted plush I wouldn't have bought a 10 year old vehicle. Sometimes spending a little LESS and doing it yourself goes a long way.
