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67 Repro Dash Pad Quality/Experience ?
A relative of mine needs to replace his 67 dash pad. I see a repro is available. Does anyone have any input on them? Good? Stay away from them?
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The last one that I purchased was terrible and I sent it back. That was a few years ago. Maybe someone has bought one recently and can advise.
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Oh ouch. Thanks Goatracer.
What was bad about it? Was it the appearance/texture of it? Or did it not fit right? |
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I'm not sure if anyone has used this company but they look like they could be quality work. Although I haven't seen them personally.
https://themotorcompany.com/collecti...apped-dash-pad |
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Looking into the car from the windshield you could see a wavy rough molding seam running the length of the pad where it met the metal dash. I might have been able to trim it but I was afraid of making it worse.
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Every repo dash pad i have seen is too thick & puffy looking .
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Here is one from OPGI, way too short on drivers side so it doesn't cover the dash to the A-pillar
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My 66 dash pads need to be "fixed". A guy I know with an upholstery shop here says he can recover it. So I'm going that route if he can do it. I was even thinking of having him recover it with black leather.
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Gary Get in, ShuT Up, Hang On! Member of the Baltimore Built Brotherhood MY GTO built 4th Week of March 1966 "Crusin' Is Not A Crime" Keep yer stick on the ice. |
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