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Phase 1 complete.
Not completely awful overall.
The headliner definitely gave me the most issues. Had a few, oh f*ck what have I done moments.
I ended up taking the headliner out the driver rear door. I will say that the headliner is very resilient. Those ‘oh f*ck’ moments I mentioned were instances of me basically taco-ing a corner of the headliner maneuvering it out or when it first dropped from the roof unexpectedly after only removing the door seals on one side of the truck.
Very challenging process to do solo.
BUT with it out, laying on the floor, thankfully I don’t see any creases in the fabric.
Already not looking forward to putting it back in.
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Mad respect and props to S0CAL for taking up this project and chronicaling it for others benefit! Couldn't have done it without all his info and pointers. This was a hell of a project especially for a solo install and I'm glad to be done with it!
After laying the dynamat, dynaliner, and dynapad, definitely took a little persuasion to get the carpet to sit back in how it should as well as getting some panels and seats lined up correctly to install, but it's all back together!
In spite of destroying my hands when doing the doors (damn sheet metal), the hours and hours and hours of tedious work, and gallons of sweat (thanks Texas) it's amazing the difference in sound or lack there of inside the cab. Doors are solid and shut with a satisfying thud. So satisfying.
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