I look forward to seeing the headliner and carpets replaced, because those things look gnarly! Fun tip, seatbelts soaked with degreaser in a bucket then power washed come out looking **Brand New** colour wise. It's a cheap and fantastic method
@@bryangilmer671 fortunately not, the plastics used to make high tensile strength materials like ratchet straps, safety ropes, and seatbelts aren't affected by simple degreasers like dish soap/simple green etc which is all you'd need for a seatbelt, even ones as gross looking as Jake's. Polyester thermoplastics are the main or sole plastic used in seatbelts, and you'd need an acid to affect the chemical structure, and at that point you'd have to be actively trying to destroy the things to be using something you'd need a respirator to be around
Vinyl dye and fabric dye are two different things. You need both to achieve a decent end result that will last. To remove the headrests, a piece of flexible metal, similar to a slim Jim or the metal strapping on a pallet is all you need. Raise the headrest. Slip the metal down the back of the bar as far as it goes. Push down on the headrest, taking the metal with it. Hold the metal in place and pull the headrest out. In your junk yard travels, if you find the headrests from an 88/89 Crown Vic LX, Grand Marquis LS or Town Car, grab them. Keep them. Those headrests are the reason I have a healthy neck and back instead of being a mess or in a wheelchair.
I am really liking the Ranger content. As I've said on past videos; I love your channel because you do it on cars that are actually attainable by the common man. Not these elitist prick's that have a collection of multiple $1,000,000 Lamborghini’s. Keep up the solid work. Jake something that I tried that worked is renting a carpet shampooer from a local grocery store mixing 10 to 1 water to fabric softener (make sure the fabric softener is unscented.) and then using that mixture to effectively shampoo the seats. My brother and I restored a 1986 Volvo wagon that originally had a light tan interior. Overtime son and fade due to constant traffic had turned it Gray with yellow patches. It looks like crap so we shampooed the seats with just a regular shampoo mix. Let them dry. Went through and used a type of RTE fabric dye that we brushed on. After it dried and cured 72 hours later we went through and used the fabric softener trick. It worked well and it did not take out any of the dye that we just put onto the seats. Just a little tip I thought I'd throw at you to try if you like.
With the seats out, that would have been the perfect time to do something about that awful carpet. If you didn't want to replace the carpet, it still should have come out to be pressure washed, and dyed.
dude... while you had the seats out you were like 2 steps away from taking that nasty carpet out. Pressure wash it, hit it with dawn and a drill brush, pressure wash it, extract the water with the wet/dry vacuum, and let it dry in the garage. It will do a world of good. While its out. Clean all the plastics and sills of the truck. I did this with my 08 GMC. Had a water leak and had to let the whole truck dry out. I blew apart the interior... dried out the Jute in the bed of the truck along with the carpet on a nice sunny day. Cleaned everything. Interior looked new when I reinstalled it after fixing the leak.
Nice job Jake. Rather than all the investment on seats, carpets and chemicals etc, I hear Amazon have good deals on hazmat suits. So buy a couple of them and just wear when using the truck 👍
Prediction: Your backside is going to have dye on it forever from trying to change the fabric color. It did do a great job on the vinyl parts though. Now, if you could just fix the... everything else.
That carpet deserves death by large amounts of fire. That makes my skin crawl. haha! Some roll on truck bed liner might be a reasonably priced replacement. Cool seats though. I wouldn't have guessed mustang seats would fit but they look great!
A stiff brush should soften the fabric portion of the seats. I changed the color of a set of Tbird seats to use as computer chairs to black and 12 years later they are still soft. SN95 (94-04) seats will also bolt to the Ranger seat tracks as the metal frame in the seats are the same as the Fox body.
Honestly my carpet in my subaru looked like that until I used this carpet cleaner called blue magic. I found it at the dollar store for $4 and it is the best carpet cleaner out there!
JR did a shift kit on a Ranger not too long ago. It looked like it was a really decent upgrade. Depending on what your plans are for this truck, do you think it would be worth it? Edit: also, how's the back doing? Hope you're feeling better.
Decades ago when I was a student and had no money, I replaced the carpet on my 76 Ford Granada with a free remnant from a home carpet store. I used the original carpet from the car as a template. Enjoy it for many years.
Sorry Jake, I really like your channel and have subscribed and watched since Hoovie suggested we watch you and Elliot - but you really should throw out those seats, carpet, headliner, dash and visors. Start from scratch with better items. You and the truck deserve it. Also, the original seats offer some back of head protection. The Mustang buckets look like they would let the back of your head smash the rear window glass. Stay safe man.
You can turn the 60/40 seats into bucket seats as well. I did it in a 98 ranger I had years ago. Take out the driver seat, peel back the upholsterry and cut the foam off the little center seat. Cut off the metal from the little center seat so you are left with a bucket seat on the driver side. Trim the fabric so you can make the driver side seat look like it should when the fabric is resecured to the seat. Add a shorty center console from an older explorer and your done. Bucket seats with a center console that provides an armrest, storage and 2 more cup holders.
I've been fixing up a cheap 94 Toyota Pickup and first thing I did was rip out the interior. See if there's a vinyl floor kit instead of the carpet, I love vinyl floors in my trucks. Also I'm impressed with how those seats fit, I hit my head and scrunch up my legs in the regular cab Toyota and I'm only 6' anyone bigger than me would have to stick their head out the window. It reminds me why everyone ended up going with extended cabs and larger as time went on.
When you dye fabric like that, you have to brush it while you dye it so they dye gets all over the nap of the fabric. It will also make it much less "crunchy".
You can unsnap (unclip) the front of the seat upholstery and push some foam from the fabric store in there to bolster the sagging area. For ultimate comfort, buy a sheet of low density closed cell foam, not breathable but comfy AF!!
The truck's coming along nicely! Have you named it yet? I reckon "Hepatitis F" is the perfect name for it, to remember where it was before you started fixing it
Just got one of those, but 2000. Really good truck the only issue is that recently it loses power to a point that it barely accelerate, them suddenly it recovers like nothing. Still investigating the issue.
I guess we all needed to see that spray dying your seats is in a good idea. On the other hand I have had the interior trim change work pretty well if you want to fix up some of that worn out plastic the trick is to clean it really good and after you paint it put it somewhere warm
Howdy Jake, I know you just recently added the new steering wheel cover but you may think about replacing it again but in red this time to match the seats and make the interior pop! Just a thought. Oh and I really like your screaming check engine light intro.
Jake, make like Johnny 5 and DISASSEMBLE. I pulled the seat covers off my Subaru and threw 'em in the wash and they came up like new. If you pull 'em off you can also use RIT dye on them.
The spray dye was worth it, Jake. At the very least you have successfully sealed in and insulated yourself from the years of farts embedded in those old seats.
I installed a 3rd gen ranger driver seat in my old 95. Had to do some minor modifications to mount. It was so much more comfortable than the 2ng gen seats. If you can get a set with the 30 70 split that would be ideal.
no matter the method the fabric is never the same , you can shampoo and respray a few more time, then the last shampoo wont remove color an will feel softer, but it is much grande an effort might not be worthy of lol
Jake - thanks for the great content. About the seats, nothing wrong with trying something, but I think you need to try something else. New carpets, fixed interior, etc. all will look ratty with those seats IMO. Great truck and channel project, but if it’s done like the seats, it just won’t yield the views and experience as a vehicle. Best intentions here and a huge fan of your content - thanks!
I would say just die the rest of the interior Red to match your seats. That would look nice. I used to have a Royal Blue XL with Red Interior that same shade and it looked good.
I had a 1984 Saab that the driver's seat completely collapsed in and was sitting in a hole. I couple of crosswise plumbing strapping fixed it up, literally and figuratively.
10 minutes from your house you could go to LKQ pick your part and pick up some seats from 100s of cars almost brand new for $48. I drove 3 hrs to there and bought some nice bucket seats for my pickup.
You should have used the Dupli-Color dye. It would have changed the color on the velour. I used it on a Ford van seat for my 1967 Ford F-100 and you could not see the original color of the velour. I've never used the sem stuff.
Hey Jake @100PercentJake, our local auto wrecking yard charges $50 a seat for non-powered units. You should be able to find some nice grey seats. I suggest a mid 2000s Honda Civic. The seats hold up well and they are super comfortable and look good.
Tried to buy more of those magnetic trays at Harbor Freight, they're on sale for a buck each, but mine was out of stock... I've got a steam cleaner (ok "hot water extractor") so I totally would have used that on the new seats, but nice project anyway, less mold! Now, did that mustang also have seat belts? I'm still haunted by the image of the passenger seat belt...
My 96 b3000 was worse inside, vacuumed, sprayed entire interior with vinegar, bought green machine steam carpwt cleaner from. Wallmart for 200 bucks, and cleaned it with just water. Then more straight vinegar let sit for 15 min and clean with a carpet cleaner and bam the interior came out like new. This sit seats are comfy id never toss them
I swapped mine to Explorer seats. Since I don't plan on replacing the center console, I put the driver's side seat on the passenger side. Passenger seats are generally in better shape. When the seats do wear it is the outside edge. By swapping the seat order, both seats are like new on the outside edges. The seat recliner levers are in the middle, but who cares?
I actually like that red. Idea here... hear me out, why not go full red on the rest of the interior. Doors and Dash. The red seats, which do look comfortable wouldn't stick out as much. :D Then again O'Reillys do sell half way decent slip on seat covers.
Ugh! Pull that carpet, clamp it to the fence and pressure wash it! It won’t take that long and you’ll be able to clean out the pound of dirt beneath. With no console you’ll constantly be reaching between and under the seats to retrieve items and touching nastiness. To each his own, but I would have just rolled with the vinyl dyed gray and the fabric the gray muted maroon. Custom 2-tone seats. They do look comfortable
Take that nasty carpet out and, at the least, power wash it and put it back in. Even better would be to put a new/used on in that's not got a new ecosystem starting in it.
I was yelling at the screen while you were spray-painting that seat. You should have thrown them in their red now you need to buy seat covers for them. Just some aftermarket ones
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Nice Job jake, but for the love of all that good and true swap out the carpets Please
This 100%, Jake. Even if you can’t find replacement carpeting right away maybe you could try use a bed liner spray on the floor.
Pull. That. Carpet. OUT!!!!!!! ☢️☢️☢️
Get rid of all that mold in those carpets
Fair warning: rusty water in floor=signs the heater core is leaking.
I look forward to seeing the headliner and carpets replaced, because those things look gnarly!
Fun tip, seatbelts soaked with degreaser in a bucket then power washed come out looking **Brand New** colour wise. It's a cheap and fantastic method
But does that compromise their strength?
@@bryangilmer671 fortunately not, the plastics used to make high tensile strength materials like ratchet straps, safety ropes, and seatbelts aren't affected by simple degreasers like dish soap/simple green etc which is all you'd need for a seatbelt, even ones as gross looking as Jake's.
Polyester thermoplastics are the main or sole plastic used in seatbelts, and you'd need an acid to affect the chemical structure, and at that point you'd have to be actively trying to destroy the things to be using something you'd need a respirator to be around
Vinyl dye and fabric dye are two different things. You need both to achieve a decent end result that will last. To remove the headrests, a piece of flexible metal, similar to a slim Jim or the metal strapping on a pallet is all you need. Raise the headrest. Slip the metal down the back of the bar as far as it goes. Push down on the headrest, taking the metal with it. Hold the metal in place and pull the headrest out. In your junk yard travels, if you find the headrests from an 88/89 Crown Vic LX, Grand Marquis LS or Town Car, grab them. Keep them. Those headrests are the reason I have a healthy neck and back instead of being a mess or in a wheelchair.
I am really liking the Ranger content. As I've said on past videos; I love your channel because you do it on cars that are actually attainable by the common man. Not these elitist prick's that have a collection of multiple $1,000,000 Lamborghini’s. Keep up the solid work. Jake something that I tried that worked is renting a carpet shampooer from a local grocery store mixing 10 to 1 water to fabric softener (make sure the fabric softener is unscented.) and then using that mixture to effectively shampoo the seats. My brother and I restored a 1986 Volvo wagon that originally had a light tan interior. Overtime son and fade due to constant traffic had turned it Gray with yellow patches. It looks like crap so we shampooed the seats with just a regular shampoo mix. Let them dry. Went through and used a type of RTE fabric dye that we brushed on. After it dried and cured 72 hours later we went through and used the fabric softener trick. It worked well and it did not take out any of the dye that we just put onto the seats. Just a little tip I thought I'd throw at you to try if you like.
Who like Hoovie? Who also never turns his own wrenches .... yet "car guy"... mire like rich boy.
With the seats out, that would have been the perfect time to do something about that awful carpet. If you didn't want to replace the carpet, it still should have come out to be pressure washed, and dyed.
dude... while you had the seats out you were like 2 steps away from taking that nasty carpet out. Pressure wash it, hit it with dawn and a drill brush, pressure wash it, extract the water with the wet/dry vacuum, and let it dry in the garage. It will do a world of good. While its out. Clean all the plastics and sills of the truck. I did this with my 08 GMC. Had a water leak and had to let the whole truck dry out. I blew apart the interior... dried out the Jute in the bed of the truck along with the carpet on a nice sunny day. Cleaned everything. Interior looked new when I reinstalled it after fixing the leak.
Dude you pull this carpet out and set it on fire no saving it
Nice job Jake. Rather than all the investment on seats, carpets and chemicals etc, I hear Amazon have good deals on hazmat suits. So buy a couple of them and just wear when using the truck 👍
Maybe consider getting a rubber floor mat instead of carpeting. My Ranger came equipped that way and it is great for cleaning out the truck
i 2nd that
3rd, 4th, and 5th that
Hey Jake, have you thought of nuking those carpets from orbit, and buying some red ones? You could use your red dye to redecorate the dash. Good luck.
Glorious disaster. The carjacker says "No thanks bro."
Hey Jake, yes, the red seats are just lovely!!! I'd replace that nasty carpet as soon as possible if it was mine!!! 👍👍🙂
Your heater core might have a leak and is causing the passenger side of your floor to look like that.
Maybe red carpet and dye the dash and the rest of the panels red. That would be pretty sweet
Prediction: Your backside is going to have dye on it forever from trying to change the fabric color.
It did do a great job on the vinyl parts though. Now, if you could just fix the... everything else.
That carpet deserves death by large amounts of fire. That makes my skin crawl. haha! Some roll on truck bed liner might be a reasonably priced replacement. Cool seats though. I wouldn't have guessed mustang seats would fit but they look great!
Put in red carpet, dye the back and side of the seats (the vinyl parts) grey, two-tone interiors are awesome!
A stiff brush should soften the fabric portion of the seats. I changed the color of a set of Tbird seats to use as computer chairs to black and 12 years later they are still soft. SN95 (94-04) seats will also bolt to the Ranger seat tracks as the metal frame in the seats are the same as the Fox body.
Jake has the best intro of the Wichita crew, if not most Automotive TH-camrs
That ranger was an actual hazmat danger! EEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWW
Did you think about just yanking the carpet and going with a metal floor, at least for now?
Well you can cut rubber to fit like lot old truck ran in the cab
Honestly my carpet in my subaru looked like that until I used this carpet cleaner called blue magic. I found it at the dollar store for $4 and it is the best carpet cleaner out there!
I love the red seats! get a couple more red trim pieces and call it a day
JR did a shift kit on a Ranger not too long ago. It looked like it was a really decent upgrade. Depending on what your plans are for this truck, do you think it would be worth it?
Edit: also, how's the back doing? Hope you're feeling better.
They would be an awesome upgrade, but theyre super hard to get. Mines been on backorder since august.
Junk yard carpet would be a big improvement. Or no carpet.
Might want to put a shelf/cubby where the passenger airbag would be, just more storage space
Decades ago when I was a student and had no money, I replaced the carpet on my 76 Ford Granada with a free remnant from a home carpet store. I used the original carpet from the car as a template. Enjoy it for many years.
Sorry Jake, I really like your channel and have subscribed and watched since Hoovie suggested we watch you and Elliot - but you really should throw out those seats, carpet, headliner, dash and visors. Start from scratch with better items. You and the truck deserve it. Also, the original seats offer some back of head protection. The Mustang buckets look like they would let the back of your head smash the rear window glass. Stay safe man.
You can turn the 60/40 seats into bucket seats as well. I did it in a 98 ranger I had years ago. Take out the driver seat, peel back the upholsterry and cut the foam off the little center seat. Cut off the metal from the little center seat so you are left with a bucket seat on the driver side. Trim the fabric so you can make the driver side seat look like it should when the fabric is resecured to the seat. Add a shorty center console from an older explorer and your done. Bucket seats with a center console that provides an armrest, storage and 2 more cup holders.
I've been fixing up a cheap 94 Toyota Pickup and first thing I did was rip out the interior. See if there's a vinyl floor kit instead of the carpet, I love vinyl floors in my trucks. Also I'm impressed with how those seats fit, I hit my head and scrunch up my legs in the regular cab Toyota and I'm only 6' anyone bigger than me would have to stick their head out the window. It reminds me why everyone ended up going with extended cabs and larger as time went on.
I don't think Jake has that problem.
Jake is gardening in his truck if you add some water to the floor of it something might start growing. Lmao
My word. I would have just pulled that carpet and set fire to it. Im sure you could find a brand new carpet for very little given the size of it.
When you dye fabric like that, you have to brush it while you dye it so they dye gets all over the nap of the fabric. It will also make it much less "crunchy".
Should do the headliner and visors next
Repaint the interior plastics red with black carpet. 👍
You can unsnap (unclip) the front of the seat upholstery and push some foam from the fabric store in there to bolster the sagging area. For ultimate comfort, buy a sheet of low density closed cell foam, not breathable but comfy AF!!
That isn’t a truck; it’s a Superfund site on wheels.
On red, you are supposed to go white, then another color. Red and orange are the 2 hardest colors to cover up
Just make the rest of the interior red! Black with red trim looks amazing.
The truck's coming along nicely! Have you named it yet? I reckon "Hepatitis F" is the perfect name for it, to remember where it was before you started fixing it
Love seeing the truck being rescued from Methmobile status.
Honestly, some slip-over seat covers will likely serve you (and your wallet) well.
Just got one of those, but 2000. Really good truck the only issue is that recently it loses power to a point that it barely accelerate, them suddenly it recovers like nothing. Still investigating the issue.
I guess we all needed to see that spray dying your seats is in a good idea.
On the other hand I have had the interior trim change work pretty well if you want to fix up some of that worn out plastic the trick is to clean it really good and after you paint it put it somewhere warm
That paint does an amazing job on the vinyl! Might as well color match the rest of the interior plastics with the seats.
Bonus by keeping the seats red,
+10hp !
Howdy Jake, I know you just recently added the new steering wheel cover but you may think about replacing it again but in red this time to match the seats and make the interior pop!
Just a thought. Oh and I really like your screaming check engine light intro.
Jake, make like Johnny 5 and DISASSEMBLE. I pulled the seat covers off my Subaru and threw 'em in the wash and they came up like new. If you pull 'em off you can also use RIT dye on them.
The spray dye was worth it, Jake. At the very least you have successfully sealed in and insulated yourself from the years of farts embedded in those old seats.
Nice, we got a "complete garbage" even before the best open on TH-cam! Makes me laugh every episode! Bravo sir!!
Did you check LMR? Late Model Restoration is the go to source for Fox Body parts. LMC truck parts are also a good resource.
I had put a set of gray fox body seats in my 92 ranger with a red interior made the truck way more comfy mine had the pull out leg bolsters
That's why I love this channel! Reminds me of me when I was your age. Buying the junk I could afford and making it better. Keep on keeping on!
I installed a 3rd gen ranger driver seat in my old 95. Had to do some minor modifications to mount. It was so much more comfortable than the 2ng gen seats. If you can get a set with the 30 70 split that would be ideal.
no matter the method the fabric is never the same , you can shampoo and respray a few more time, then the last shampoo wont remove color an will feel softer, but it is much grande an effort might not be worthy of lol
Seats on the ranger were always a hot mess anyway, so no big loss
That interior is 1 step away from giving you a respiratory infection.
Yay! New yellow lid recycle bin!
Jake - thanks for the great content. About the seats, nothing wrong with trying something, but I think you need to try something else. New carpets, fixed interior, etc. all will look ratty with those seats IMO. Great truck and channel project, but if it’s done like the seats, it just won’t yield the views and experience as a vehicle. Best intentions here and a huge fan of your content - thanks!
If its leaking on the floor, make sure the cowl isn't rusted out, when they are rain will go right on the floor
I would say just die the rest of the interior Red to match your seats. That would look nice. I used to have a Royal Blue XL with Red Interior that same shade and it looked good.
I had a 1984 Saab that the driver's seat completely collapsed in and was sitting in a hole. I couple of crosswise plumbing strapping fixed it up, literally and figuratively.
Great video Jake. I think the seats looked better with the gray sides! Maybe dye those and leave the fronts red?
10 minutes from your house you could go to LKQ pick your part and pick up some seats from 100s of cars almost brand new for $48. I drove 3 hrs to there and bought some nice bucket seats for my pickup.
Vinyl dye is not for fabric. I've used SEM vinyl dye with great results on Ford blue vinyl in the past - it's really held up.
You should have used the Dupli-Color dye. It would have changed the color on the velour. I used it on a Ford van seat for my 1967 Ford F-100 and you could not see the original color of the velour. I've never used the sem stuff.
Hey Jake @100PercentJake, our local auto wrecking yard charges $50 a seat for non-powered units. You should be able to find some nice grey seats. I suggest a mid 2000s Honda Civic. The seats hold up well and they are super comfortable and look good.
When you change the carpet switch the seats at the same time
I think you are just fine, drive it anywhere. Oh, have a resperator and tyvex suit before entering the cab.
Good job. Now new carpets ans an interior deep clean .
Tried to buy more of those magnetic trays at Harbor Freight, they're on sale for a buck each, but mine was out of stock...
I've got a steam cleaner (ok "hot water extractor") so I totally would have used that on the new seats, but nice project anyway, less mold! Now, did that mustang also have seat belts? I'm still haunted by the image of the passenger seat belt...
Hope you replace the dash. Must be a junk yard somewhere with everything you need to make the inside of the truck decent looking again.
My 96 b3000 was worse inside, vacuumed, sprayed entire interior with vinegar, bought green machine steam carpwt cleaner from. Wallmart for 200 bucks, and cleaned it with just water. Then more straight vinegar let sit for 15 min and clean with a carpet cleaner and bam the interior came out like new. This sit seats are comfy id never toss them
I swapped mine to Explorer seats. Since I don't plan on replacing the center console, I put the driver's side seat on the passenger side. Passenger seats are generally in better shape. When the seats do wear it is the outside edge. By swapping the seat order, both seats are like new on the outside edges. The seat recliner levers are in the middle, but who cares?
This is genius.
Those are indeed Very cushy cushions on the ol Fox bodies.
I like the Peanuts jazz in the background.
Looks like a good amount of room to make a second glove box in the dash.
If this was a compact Chevy instead it would be a Chevrolet Luv Canal
I actually like that red. Idea here... hear me out, why not go full red on the rest of the interior. Doors and Dash. The red seats, which do look comfortable wouldn't stick out as much. :D Then again O'Reillys do sell half way decent slip on seat covers.
Nice!! Huge improvement!!
It would probably be easier to buy red carpet and get some red vinyl paint and paint all the interior grey plastic red to match the seats.
The most half assed and dissatisfying vacuuming video sequence I have ever seen.
Sorry but if those seats only have 40k miles on them then that Ranger just rolled out of the showroom. 😂
custom armrest / console build time!
Just make a trip to JoAnn. Use the ones you have as patterns and run up your own covers.
There is some scary stuff growing inside that Ranger. If it was a Focus we could rename it the Ford Fungus.
looks like your getting some new tools... cool
Wet Okole makes great seat covers, but they are pricey, if you want to cover those.
Those are some incredibly harsh concentrated chemicals 😂 I cleaned up my ranger with the exact same thing, got it from dollar tree 😂😂😂
Ugh! Pull that carpet, clamp it to the fence and pressure wash it! It won’t take that long and you’ll be able to clean out the pound of dirt beneath. With no console you’ll constantly be reaching between and under the seats to retrieve items and touching nastiness. To each his own, but I would have just rolled with the vinyl dyed gray and the fabric the gray muted maroon. Custom 2-tone seats. They do look comfortable
Take that nasty carpet out and, at the least, power wash it and put it back in. Even better would be to put a new/used on in that's not got a new ecosystem starting in it.
I was yelling at the screen while you were spray-painting that seat. You should have thrown them in their red now you need to buy seat covers for them. Just some aftermarket ones
Vynil dye the dash and the door cards red too.
That LA's totally awesome is definitely harsh lol
Great video , looks like a great Ute
Perhaps a local upholstery guy can work out a deal with you. Also, man, carpet kit. Those are heinous lol
Cheers bro thanks
Your outro music always reminds of Nyan Cat. Liking your Ford Ranger vids though :)
Bro those seats are 100% hideous.
Replace carpet or do the detailer thing and clean, and perhaps dye it.
The truck deserves a new carpet.