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Yep I tried them and Rock Auto and Jegs etc etc.

I have searched everywhere and can't find a replacement carpet kit for this car [emoji3525]

No new wheels or anything but I am going to remove the seats and clean or replace the carpets and thoroughly clean the interior, I am looking for a set of heated seats for it.

So shiny!!! Now the reassembly begins

It took her a year to decide what she wanted to do. I told her she could get a new car or we could fix this one her choice. After we got the truck and she saw the bells and whistles I thought for sure she would want a new car. It was the opposite, she likes the heated seats and all but she does not like all the buttons and doodads to have to pay attention to. Thats what sold her on getting her car up and running again. The least I can do is make it as nice as possible for her.

Sorry about the thread hijack Your effort will be well worth it! Excellent job!

Well done!!!!!!

That injection pump is dead sexy!

How did shawns poor vision turn into me not being able to tell the difference between a 6BT and a 4BT???? I have personally removed the engine from this truck alone more times than a lot of mechanics have done these engines....... I am a freakin expert at this and not in a good way.

Very Nice Ben!!!!!!!!!

Got a little done after work today. The water pump, AC compressor, alternator and timing belt pulleys installed.

I have a passenger side front door with glass a driver's side quad cab door and a passenger side Fender and inner fenderwell. The fender needs a little bodywork. It's yours free if you take it all. I just want it gone.

Parts have been arriving daily. I have the new brakes and struts, the head kit (the heads are at the machine shop) I have to take the new guides from the head kit to the machine shop on Monday. The timing belt/water pump and pulleys are here and the new AC compressor, a new crank position sensor and wheel speed sensor, serpentine belt and tensioner and pulleys. Still waiting on the alternator and few other parts but I have a ton of work I can get done now. Time to start some assembly!

You never know if the light burns out either.

A gauge is way better in my opinion. I know WAY to many people who never noticed their idiot light come on. If I was going to put one on a truck I would find somebody who could rig the light to make it flash and use a bright LED.