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Old 02-22-2024, 03:30 PM   #1
Rust_never_sleeps
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Re: DIY steel glovebox

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That's clean looking. And this is how we keep our trucks on the road longer than intended. Why did GM use cardboard in the first place? And....how much would you charge once you get the dimensions correct?
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There's cardboard all over the cab, some particle board in there too. I'd guess it was cheap sound deadener, but I can only imagine how that stuff ages in humid climates

I honestly hadn't thought about selling these, but I could probably fab a few more. I suppose it's also plausible to drop ship a flat kit through sendcutsend or similar. IDK.
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