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    Ok, well these arent the best after pics... but heres an idea...

    If you arent the previous owner of ur car (as i was not) u may have some hidden surprises that u dont see daily...




    well, theres a simple fix... new carpet haha... i got some charcoal carpet from a local GPer for free, thats why i went with charcoal not black or beige... but heres a couple bad pics...


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    mucho better!
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    how did you go about taking your center counsul out? ive been wanting to do that to my ride.
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    Very nice. Was that very hard to do or just time consuming?
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    I plan to order some new carpet either this winter or next spring (new is $120 shipped for the same stuff I have used in restorations) looks to be a ton easier than some other vehicles I've done (everything gets out of the way pretty much)
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    $120!!! Crap, I looked at getting new carpet in the wifes Jeep and it was way more than that, I wanna say like twice more or better.
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    New carpet does a lot for the look. I like it.

    I remember the first time I pulled up my center console. Still not sure what some of the things I found were... Or how they got in there?
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    You gotta love all those coke spills over the years that no one cleans up. My wife's was so bad that when I removed the carpet the floorpans were laced with it. Had to pull out the sponge and bucket to clean before I could install the new carpet.
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    thanks guys...

    Very nice. Was that very hard to do or just time consuming?
    it took some trimming and all, but it really was quite easy... just as u said, VERY time consuming if u want it to look good, and not just thrown in there...


    how did you go about taking your center counsul out? ive been wanting to do that to my ride.
    its quite simple actually... open ur console lid and remove the basket thing inside...
    then start from the rear of the center console bezel, open the cup holders, and pull the bezel up... next i removed the shifter knob and plastic bezels for the PRND321... finally there are 6 screws that need to be removed... 2 10MM inside the cubby that u removed the basket from, 2 10MM holding the center of the console down (it is a silver L-shaped bracket, u just need to remove the bottom 2 bolts facing the ground) and finally 2 7MM (or phillips head) screws just below the ashtray... after that, just life the back of the console up slightly and pull towards the back of the car... (o and make sure u disconnect the electronics from in there, aux lighter, etc...)
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    Quote Originally Posted by drunknmunky View Post
    thanks guys...


    it took some trimming and all, but it really was quite easy... just as u said, VERY time consuming if u want it to look good, and not just thrown in there...



    its quite simple actually... open ur console lid and remove the basket thing inside...
    then start from the rear of the center console bezel, open the cup holders, and pull the bezel up... next i removed the shifter knob and plastic bezels for the PRND321... finally there are 6 screws that need to be removed... 2 10MM inside the cubby that u removed the basket from, 2 10MM holding the center of the console down (it is a silver L-shaped bracket, u just need to remove the bottom 2 bolts facing the ground) and finally 2 7MM (or phillips head) screws just below the ashtray... after that, just life the back of the console up slightly and pull towards the back of the car... (o and make sure u disconnect the electronics from in there, aux lighter, etc...)
    don't forget to empty the cubby unless you like fishing stuff out from under the console too lol
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    very good point! i did forget that.... and it does happen if u forget to remove it!!!
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    lost my sunglasses just last week
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    I had a 96 Accord and the Guy before me Dipped and spit the juice on the floor great huh
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    yea id take coat over dip spit any day haha... but fortunatly thanks to my buddy, i dont have to deal with either!!!! i have never spilled anything in my car in 4 years, so that carpet should be great looking till i replace it with black maybe next summer
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