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Installing Rubber-Vinyl flooring in Gen 1 Paj

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 12:56 pm
by RobinsVoyage
This was another project I did on my 1988 SWB.. One benefit I found immediately, was that 23 years of accumulated stench disappeared instantly... and now I don't have to worry about cigarette ash or spills. :)

First.. Rip out all the carpet.. which will involve removing all the seats too.. here are a few pictures of that..
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You might find a few things you didn't know about...
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The driver's side seat mount is a royal pain...
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Yeah that's my gun... Phoenix is dangerous too.
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Re: Installing Rubber-Vinyl flooring in Gen 1 Paj

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 8:26 pm
by tonton
Robin,

Welcome and thanks for all the illustrations. I for one love to see what guys do with their trucks, and I enjoy it when one take bold steps - like ripping out the carpets! You just KNOW there is no way back - the job MUST be completed. Then there is the joy to see (and smell) the finished work - a real improvement.

Always great to see one passionately improving his truck.

Impressive work. Haave you repaired the rust? How do you ensure that the bodywork under the new material stays dry? Isn't there a risk of dampness &rust?

The little one seems impressed with dad's big truck!

Anton

Re: Installing Rubber-Vinyl flooring in Gen 1 Paj

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 10:12 pm
by HBannink
Great looking job I just don't like the position of your hand under the drill :twisted:

Re: Installing Rubber-Vinyl flooring in Gen 1 Paj

Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2010 12:48 am
by RobinsVoyage
HBannink wrote:Great looking job I just don't like the position of your hand under the drill :twisted:
That is actually my most trusted friend Brian... I started the project but immediately knew I was hopeless at that kind of thing... so Brian took over and did 99 percent of the work.