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Claren

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    Shopping for WD21 and D21 trucks !!
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    Wrench And Socket Set Mechanic
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    36-40
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    I Go When I Can
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    I Wish I had a Pathy!
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    1991

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  1. I just registered to ask a (silly) question. I'm currently shopping for my first WD21, and wanted to know: How hard / feasible is it to take the interior of a donor vehicle from 85-92 model and retrofit it to a 93-95 model (manual transmission for both) ? I've always gone nuts for the older interiors in those rich, deep maroon or cerulean tones, with their orange dials and brushed metal radios and HVAC controls. As a result, I've been passing up on a lot of good later-model trucks because the instrumentation, steering wheel, dash, etc. is just too modern and not the same. I suppose if I'm driving a 30 year old car, I want it to feel archaic and retro, as odd as that may be. (This example is actually a 1997 D21 Hardbody, but you get the idea. Looks like every other Accord or whatever.) I suppose I'm asking if the following components specifically are backwards-cross-compatible between all the model years: -Instrumentation -Dashboard (Those deep maroon jobs, tho!) -Radio / HVAC controls -Steering wheel (I am aware I would be giving up airbags with the new wheel & dash) -Seats -Door interiors -Radio / HVAC controls Those are the big ones I'm curious about. Thank you so much for your input. Honestly, I get the sense it would be easier to work with a truck that is exactly what I want on the inside, even if the exterior isn't ideal. Am I crazy ? Oh, and are these cross-compatible with the corresponding year Nissan D21 "Hardbody" pickups ?
  2. I just registered to ask a (silly) question. I'm currently shopping for my first WD21, and wanted to know: How hard / feasible is it to take the interior of a donor vehicle from 85-92 model and retrofit it to a 93-95 model (manual transmission for both) ? I've always gone nuts for the older interiors in those rich, deep maroon or cerulean tones, with their orange dials and brushed metal radios and HVAC controls. As a result, I've been passing up on a lot of good later-model trucks because the instrumentation, steering wheel, dash, etc. is just too modern and not the same. I suppose if I'm driving a 30 year old car, I want it to feel archaic and retro, as odd as that may be. (This example is actually a 1997 D21 Hardbody, but you get the idea. Looks like every other Accord or whatever.) I suppose I'm asking if the following components specifically are backwards-cross-compatible between all the model years: -Instrumentation -Dashboard (Those deep maroon jobs, tho!) -Radio / HVAC controls -Steering wheel (I am aware I would be giving up airbags with the new wheel & dash) -Seats -Door interiors -Radio / HVAC controls Those are the big ones I'm curious about. Thank you so much for your input. Honestly, I get the sense it would be easier to work with a truck that is exactly what I want on the inside, even if the exterior isn't ideal. Am I crazy ? Oh, and are these cross-compatible with the corresponding year Nissan D21 "Hardbody" pickups ?
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