I already made some small additions to the truck with in-channel rainguards, and I am recieving my Garmin Nuvi 660 tomorrow. I also have been checking on that OME suspension, and possibly some exhaust.
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Most pieces of the dash just unsnap; if there's any screws, they are usually obvious. I've taken mine apart a few times to route wires for the trailer brake controller, CB, radar detector and, soon, GPS. I'll try to post some pictures later today.I'd be perfectly satisfied if I could hide the wires completely. But that means popping the dash, something I've never done before on any car.