96 Silverado Bagged and Bodied (Rear Interior Removal) Part 6

[@jimmysgoines7054]

Excellent! Thank You!

[@ryannewland6290]

Super helpful, working on my old ‘92 GMC Sierra and this was perfect to address those old interior panels, much appreciated.

[@robertallen3631]

Dude...you are great at showing the work. So many people talk you to death. Thanks so much. Another subscribed viewer.

[@kingpest13]

Dude knows mid nineties Chevys fer Sher. As the proud owner of a 96....subbed brother, keep them coming. Merry Christmas 🌲🌲 🎄🎄

[@FortniteIsAnAI]

Damn…I was hoping by learning how to remove the panels, I could access an exterior dent I have on the rear cab corner…but it appears it’s inn accessible

[@judd_s5643]

Just received door seals from LMC and came to youtube to see how to remove the side plastics to install. 1994 C1500 Silverado Ext Cab. Thanks very much for posting this content. Excellent presentation and informative.

[@andrewthompson5181]

How much for the fiberglass 10 empty for the side panels I have a 91

[@theaussie7160]

the rear seat belt is it 90/90 or 60/90?

[@adammcfarland863]

I'm wanting to install 6 x 9's in my 97 Silverado ext cab, in this video you said it would be possible to mount/fabricate 6 x 9 speakers in a different spot than where the stock 4 x 6's are, for example in the side panel where the plastic trim and armrest is in the backseat. Can you please help me understand how would I install the 6 x9 speaker and get it properly mounted to the inner panel? Do I have to worry about running speaker wire from the old 4 x6's to the new ones? And will the plastic trim fit back where it's supposed to and cover the speaker? Please let me know when you can, thank you.

[@chrisj645]

The rear arm rest w/ the ash tray doesn't just pry straight up. You have to slide the tool in from the end and push the little clip attached to the arm rest itself toward the ash tray and the same w/ the other side. Js

[@joeramirez2156]

Thanks for this vid! Appreciate it. My head liner is sagging.... I was looking for a video like this. Thanks again.

[@anthonyk]

Anyone know how to take the thing that clips onto the window off? I see the screw but there is a piece of metal that holds the clip on and I cannot figure how to take it off

[@asherroyal2758]

Hi, do you happen to know the name of the part or the part number for the rear trim that you took off? The long rectangular flat piece that connects to the seat belts and helps hold up the headliner.

[@butler4719ify]

How do you replace the clips ???

[@derrickyochapman4308]

How to remove the jack box on a 98 Silverado

[@SuRgeMushion]

Did you do a video on how to remove the rear windows?

[@92silverado32]

Can you make a video of how to remove the seat belts in the back? Where the belts buckle down in the back

[@Elliott952011]

Didi you ever pull the cab off?

[@ScottysDetailing]

Yes! We did... video coming soon👍

[@ScottysDetailing]

I just looked at my videos in post and it looks like that video is about seven weeks out☹️️ sorry we are compiling them as fast as we can. We still have about 50 videos and post waiting to come live on KZbin. We launch new videos every Tuesday.

[@Elliott952011]

I cant find video of cab being pulled

[@asherroyal2758]

Go to his page, and it's in there under cab removal.

[@jimwildasin4464]

great videos, very informative. Wish I lived close by, would have loved to help. I have a 97 from new and want to start a lot of upgrades in the near couple months. Thanks.

[@darrylbarba5330]

This is a freaking life saver