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How to restore the ASHTRAY in a 1980 Chevy/GMC Squarebody c10 Truck video [Wrench At Home]

In this video we are working on the #Ashtray of my 1980 #GMC Sierra #Squarebody pickup truck. It opens way too far down and it looks like it has given up on life. I'm going to remove the ashtray from the dash in its whole, so that I have some more space to work on it, and then replace all the components like the rubber bumpers, the lighter itself, etc. I'll also add the missing springs to make it open and shut the way its supposed to. It's a non-trivial part of the truck, and I don't even smoke, but it just gives me great pleasure knowing that it now functions the way it should again. I hope you enjoyed this video and if you do, please like the video and subscribe to the channel to see future updates on my truck and other projects. It really helps out the channel. Thanks for hanging out with us! The music I used in this video is from Epidemic Sound; 0:35 - 2:30 Blue Texas - Rockin' For Decades 2:30 - 4:42 Operator - White Drift 4:42 - 6:59 Pretty Funked Up - The New Fools 6:59 - 8:35 Cold War - White Bones 8:35 - 10:54 Hip Hop Pro - Pro Reese 10:56 - 12:06 Shake the Rattle - Mike Stringer The parts I used to fix my ashtray are from LMC Truck and can be found here: ► 38-5034 - Ash tray door bumper (closed) (x2) ► 38-5035 - Ash tray door bumper (open) (x2) ► 31-0548 - Screw A/R (x4) ► 38-5032 - Ash tray spring Left Hand ► 38-5033 - Ash tray spring Right Hand ► 38-5016 - Lighter socket & retainer 'Casco' ► 38-5012 - Lighter 'Casco' https://www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chev... ► Ashtray Drink Holder https://www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chev... Also something to note around Wrench At Home: this channel is for my own entertainment and my videos are not meant as tutorials. My channel is just a documentation of me working on my own personal car(s) and I can't give any guarantees that the things I do will work for your particular car. I am just a normal guy and by no means a trained mechanic (I design and build websites for a living). I try to do things myself while figuring out 'the how' with a little help from the internet. Please put any tips, pointers or extra info you can share with me in the comments of this video. I hope you enjoy this video and if you do, please like the video and subscribe to the channel to see future updates on my truck and other projects. It really helps out the channel. Thanks! Instagram:   / wrench.at.home   The gear I use to make these videos: ► I film everything on my iPhone 12 Pro Max ► I use a DJI OM4 gimbal to make stable shots ► I use a tripod with phone mount when my GF isn't around to film, or for timelapses ► I edit the videos on my Macbook Pro using Adobe Premiere Pro ► I record my voiceovers in Adobe Audition using a HyperX Quadcast mic