1995 Interior Restoration

Hey guys! Here's my new project and my first yota. Did about 80% of the work today: Gutted most of the interior, replaced a lot of trim pieces, door sills, kick panels, etc with NOS parts. Still have a few things left to do and waiting on a seat cover from coverking. The carpet was by far the hardest part.

 

I miss my 95 so damn much. I look forward to seeing this when you're done. Did you give any thought to sound deadening while you had the carpet out?

 

Thanks, me too!
I did not, the new carpet section actually had more insulation material than the stock one and the noise wasn't bad with it. I should have thrown a before pic up, the interior was disgusting. Everything had gouges and was discolored.

 

how much was the carpet?

 

$130 from 1A Auto. The product itself comes from Auto Custom Carpets. Good quality and pre-formed to the vehicle.

 

Almost there! It's looks 100% better

 

Badass man. Kudos for keeping a 95 alive

 

Thanks man! My pleasure, the 90s rigs are my favorite by far.

 

Now to clean the carpet fibers off of everything! lol
Next step is the seat cover which should be here next week. Also going to do a dash light LED conversion. If anyone has any questions on how I did anything fire away!

 

Ill be doing this very soon myself. Except I'll be sound deadening my floor and back wall first. I've got a 96 2wd auto, but my shifter is steering mounted. Thanks for posting this it was interesting just looking at the pictures.

 

Neat, what are you going to do for the sound deadening?

 

I have this ordered:

Noico 80 mil (2 mm) 36 sqft (3.4 sqm) car Sound deadening mat, Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener, Audio Noise Insulation and dampening

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00URUIKAK?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

It's the cheapest 80mil per square foot I could find. Seems highly rated too. It's not exactly enough to completely cover everything but it should be way better than before.

Oh and I forgot to mention my truck is a extended cab. I'll probably get more later so I can do my doors as well.

 

Looks like it's a good product. So does it attach by an adhesive?

 

It's a peel and stick. Just got to clean the floor well so no dust or dirt or oils are left. Then just peel and stick this stuff on and rub it into the grooves and corners.

 

Gotcha, I take it that its not pre-cut?

 

They are 9 29x20 inch sheets that you patch onto your floor area.

 

Awesome. Any new trim or dash pieces going in with it?

 

Well I was thinking about having my rear seat pads and backrest upholstered to match my Celica seats in front. Just hard to part with $180 to do it at the moment.

 

I can't get over the condition of your drivers side floor pan, considering you live in "road salt hell" like I do. It's in pretty immaculate shape. Wish my 03s pan looked half that good. Awesome job on the interior as well!

 

Yea I hear ya on that, I saved up for about a year for this. Is it the oak interior?