After the windows received their new treatment, the interior panels were removed and given an all-new style as well. To accomplish this, Wendy dropped off her Tahoe at Frank's Hot Rod Upholstery to have the headliner, door panels and many other parts wrapped in leopard print material.    To finish things up, Wendy dropped her Tahoe off to its last stop, which was the friendly compound of Professional Autosound & Security of West Lake Village, California. While in Mike's possession, the Tahoe had the cab Line X'd. Next, he installed a Viper 500 alarm with window controls and remote start.
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 After the alarm installation, four Santeca televisions were installed throughout, one in each headrest and one in each visor. To bring the volume level up to accompany the video, MB Quartz mids and highs were installed, along with eight 15-inch woofers. PPI amplifiers are also found pushing the entire sound system. The utilization of Stage 8 fasteners keeps everything clean. Now that you've seen what Wendy is capable of, I'm sure her upcoming projects will be closely watched to see what crazy ideas come of it. Wendy would like to thank all of her sponsors for their help in the build-up process of the Tahoe. A special thanks goes out to Craig Elder for guiding her along the build up of one of the SIC'est Tahoes ever built to date.
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