I have searched everywhere on here and can't find out how everyone is cutting there A pillars when they put there 4th gen dashes in. I have seen pics of them, but no clear ones. I'm wondering how there lining up at the top of the dash pad. I would like a shot looking down through the windsheild. I can't get that part to line up.Any help would be awsome. Also its a 1988 Iroz convertable with a 2001 T/A dash in it. Here are some quick pics

 

very cool project, makes me almost wanna do it myself

 

I am doing the same project (interior, not motor), but putting a 97 dash into a 91. Haven't gotten to the a-pillars yet but soon. So when I get to them I'll post my results if they are still needed.

 

Anyone out there???? I need help with this guys. I knwo someone has done it.

 

here how i did mine. i cut off the 3rd gen apiller at the top. then cut the fourth one so it would fit underneath the 3rd one. then i super glued it. here a pic.

 

d10pins, nice but need some bigger or clickable pics there. Too small to see.

As for the first guy, check out this link, its shr00m's car, and he has nice detail on what he did about his....

http://www.ms-fbodies.com/jade_ta.htm

And I see you already have power windows on your car. Bastard ... I'm going thru the process of installing all power stuff into my 91 Z. DO NOT want to do this again ...

 

it looks like the way you do your a-pillar trim would be different than most others since you have a 'vert. Can you post a pic of how your stock a-pillars look? it looks like ASC cut them and tucked them under the convertible specific trim piece and, judging by of the earlier replies, you may be able to tuck them under the same way with the 4th gen pillars.

 

Can I get some bigger pics of that. And also how much trimming needs to be done up by the Dash pad if any. Can you shoot a pic of it right by the top of the dash pad????
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Yeah I love how shroom did his by molding his in but I'm not that talented with fiberglass and bondo. I would like to trim them and ct them down and make them work if possable. P.S having the power windows helped a ton thats for sure.