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01-25-2022, 05:48 PM
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1966 GTO Dash Advice
I have a 1966 GTO that is a really nice driver. I restored it just out of HS with the final paint and finish in 1991. So, it has been a while. Fast forward to today, there are so many more parts available now that weren't back then.
I want to restore the dash. The car has rally gauges and a pretty nice original dash pad. But the wood, chrome, and switches are 56 years old. It want to get the interior standing taller. Here are a few questions. In today's world, is it better for me to pull out my dash bezel and have it rechromed or buy a repop? Who restores gauges? Peter Serio still at it? If he is, does he still fully restore Hurst shifters as well? Is there anyone I can send my dash bezel to, and get it back fully restored? Does anyone restore heater controls? I can do all the un-install and install work. Looking for guidance where to start. Thanks in advance!!
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