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I posted a couple weeks ago asking if anyone had done business with them, and it received little response. I assume that's because they just started making dashes for our cars. I found them on Facebook. The sales lady, Alannah, had posted in the group for "Third Generation Camaro and Firebird". She was very polite and even offered me a nice discount. The dash pad is produced using the factory metal frame, so when you purchase, you will need to return your old dash pad as a core. Shipping was prompt and Alannah was quick to answer DMs on Facebook and even answered the phone when I called. I never had to leave a message.
The installation was as easy as a direct OEM replacement. It fits perfectly, and I have a gauge pod installed on the A pillar that could've interfered. If I had to complain about anything, it would be that they don't drill out the holes for the mounting screws around the defrost vents. That set me back about 7 min
I didn't drill the holes. They are there, they just covered them with the coating. I used a tiny nail to find the hole and then I threaded the screw in normally.
Looks good, also Hawks has an entire interior screw kit, Nice to have a few spares. The only one I found was not right was the long screw on the sill plate it wasn't as long as the original and wouldn't bite in.
I recently Ordered one of these and will say I was impressed! the look and feel of the new pad was great. Sadly mine was bent in shipping so they are sending another. Very good Product and customer service.
Question for those of you who have these, what do your front corners look like on the underside?
I ordered 2 of these for a better deal from the dash pad factory, top side of the dash is above acceptable for a driver level car, I was extremely happy with the finish. unfortunately for me I was unhappy with the finish on the underside front corners. they have a seam and the cuts/trimming are not consistent. one of the two pads the seam comes all the way up to the top side(can be seen without looking under). I asked for replacements and have been patiently waiting for months now(it took 10 months to get the first two, Covid played a part I suppose)
was told they are redoing the mold so that the corners are a little more factory finished on the underside. my concern is if its an open seam at the corners it probably wouldn't take but a few years in the sun before edges start lifting and separating.
To the OP if you're watching. Are your seats original? The tweed like material in that color was nowhere to be found when I redid my seats. I'd do them again if that is now available.
03-02-2019, 03:23 PM
