Best place to get a dash pad
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Re: Best place to get a dash pad
You could also try a molded dash cover. http://storeapps.net/zbra/searchv2/index.php
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Re: Best place to get a dash pad
Hawks have good quality dash covers....I have one myself, perfect fit
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Re: Best place to get a dash pad
JC Whitney for a molded one. I spent about a hundred bucks and love it. I didn't pull the vent covers or used the adhesive yet.
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http://www.ecklerscamaro.com/dept.asp?dept%5Fid=11
go here, 80 bucks but cheaper than 300. The site is a great restoration place 2.
go here, 80 bucks but cheaper than 300. The site is a great restoration place 2.
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Re: Best place to get a dash pad
If you are restoring your ride to it's original state, best thing is to replace it with a brand new one. "Classic Industries" now has the original GM padded dash available for $270 bucks. I now in kind of expensive, but at least you know you're getting a perfect condition one instead of chancing it out with a used one from ebay or a used one when may not be perfect. I'm currently restoring my interior with all brand new stuff. Mostly from "Year One" or "Classic Industries". If you want to look like it was brand new, that's the best route.
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