flamed the center armrest
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Re: flamed the center armrest
Looks good. Did you use any padding underneath? Looks like it could smart a bit if you bumped your elbow the wrong way
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Re: flamed the center armrest
haha no, i'm a dangerous man i suppose. my truck has a barbed wire grill
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Re: flamed the center armrest
holy $hit, that is awesome. I hope you don't mind if I ever get a customizable truck in life, I'm doing that. I bet you show that Hummer whos boss...haha
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Re: flamed the center armrest
How did you do that to the armrest looks tight mine is all broken and i would like to do something like yours
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Re: flamed the center armrest
i had alot of extra sub box material (wood, carpet), so i took some 1/2" mdf, cut the base, made a smaller section of wood that fits snug on the insides of the console (acts as a guide) and took some thin sheet mdf and designed and jigsawed the flames, put all 3 pieces together, took some sub box carpet and spray adhesive and covered it. used the original hinge and put her on
and you guys, the hummer has 28 inch rims on it, look up Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman, that's his house/hummer
and you guys, the hummer has 28 inch rims on it, look up Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman, that's his house/hummer
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Re: flamed the center armrest
sweet center console cover and your truck is awesome too but I don't think the barb wire looks good on your nice clean truck.
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Re: flamed the center armrest
i had alot of extra sub box material (wood, carpet), so i took some 1/2" mdf, cut the base, made a smaller section of wood that fits snug on the insides of the console (acts as a guide) and took some thin sheet mdf and designed and jigsawed the flames, put all 3 pieces together, took some sub box carpet and spray adhesive and covered it. used the original hinge and put her on
and you guys, the hummer has 28 inch rims on it, look up Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman, that's his house/hummer
and you guys, the hummer has 28 inch rims on it, look up Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman, that's his house/hummer
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