some ba picks cruiser!

 

With a few exceptions (Corbeau seats, Tuffy security console, sound system), the interior is pretty much stock. Here's a picture, anyway.

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And a slightly better one of the outside.

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An evening shot, bigger version of my sig
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Another personal favorite.
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Damn those seats look comfortable! I feel like I would fall asleep driving... more so than I already do...

 

Thanks man!

 

Here's mine. 2000 3.9l. Just passes the 72k mark and running great

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Sorry for the crappy pics or if they're too big. I'm uploading them from an iPad.

Here's what the truck replaced

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I have that problem sometimes too, but the old seats were worse. Not because they were more comfortable, but because they had the "auto recline" feature that seems to be common in Dakotas and causes the seat back to recline every time you step on the gas or lean back too hard.

 

Haha, haven't had that problem yet with mine. I actually think the stock Dakota seats are pretty comfortable. I can honestly say back hurts less driving my truck for 7-8 hours then it does when I drive my mom's Volvo S60 for 7 or 8 hours. My girl friend thought the same thing. I don't have any complaints about the stockers other than the head rests being too far back. They kind of don't do any good, but otherwise, I like them. I've always thought the interior of 2nd gens was comfortable and not too complicated. Simple, but I still like it.

 

04 quad cab sport, the only things ive done so far is i cranked the torsion bars a bit and threw on some amazing general grabber at2's, in the future i plan on plasti-dipping the rims, put on a black bull bar, and black step bars,
and i really want to put on a roof rack from a durango. btw tom a one of the best daks ive seen!








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