charliekanel
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oh haha! thats yours, I was the one that left the note on your truck.
It came out excellent.
It came out excellent.
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2006 Dodge Ram 1500 Custom Console
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charliekanel
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Hey p.m me your number Ill be up there tomorrow and friday. Ill send you a text when my girlfriend has work I have about 3 hours to kill.
charliekanel
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I just saw this first hand Let me just say the pictures do not do justice.
This is a Flawless install and a Great looking truck.
This is given me inspiration to Start my console..... When it warms up a bit haha.
This is a Flawless install and a Great looking truck.
This is given me inspiration to Start my console..... When it warms up a bit haha.
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NICE JOB I'm looking to do something like this to my 04 ram. could you give us some tips on how its done, materials, ballpark cost? ect. also where did you order the faceplates/cup holder?
navyplt182,
i really like your set-up... im in a toss right now as to how to lay mine out.. oddly enough the girlfriend tonight suggested the carpet thing.. but i was like hummmm mint idea just how will i do the radio rails and stuff.. well i guess that you can get a flat section to make it all work ! now i have to get cardboard and mock one up ! and then just use my orig armrest to sit on top ! hummm now my brain is working ! i like the hs850 ! im selling mine right now ! great job !
i really like your set-up... im in a toss right now as to how to lay mine out.. oddly enough the girlfriend tonight suggested the carpet thing.. but i was like hummmm mint idea just how will i do the radio rails and stuff.. well i guess that you can get a flat section to make it all work ! now i have to get cardboard and mock one up ! and then just use my orig armrest to sit on top ! hummm now my brain is working ! i like the hs850 ! im selling mine right now ! great job !
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Nice install, did you use a combination of wood for the outter part of the console, and metal faceplates for the part where the radios are mounted? Also, what is the item that is mounted to the left of your scanner? And, one last question: what is the brand/model of switchbox that your using?
The pictures of it are just fantastic, Guess I have to get up off my butt to finish my center console.
The pictures of it are just fantastic, Guess I have to get up off my butt to finish my center console.
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Item to the left of scanner
I'm not positive, but by the looks of the picture, I'd guess that it's a hands free bluetooth for the ability to use hands free while driving, as I don't think that year of RAM came with Dodge's uConnect handsfree system installed (Source: researching vehicles when I was 9-12 years old)
I've seen them before on Amazon & Kijiji here, so I'm pretty sure that's what it is
I'm not positive, but by the looks of the picture, I'd guess that it's a hands free bluetooth for the ability to use hands free while driving, as I don't think that year of RAM came with Dodge's uConnect handsfree system installed (Source: researching vehicles when I was 9-12 years old)
I've seen them before on Amazon & Kijiji here, so I'm pretty sure that's what it is
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