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Old 02-18-2006, 12:13 AM
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It takes a lot of time and paitaince, small hands and a good memory, but it really isn't that bad. Start with the gauges, then the heat controls, then the bolt on plastics and you should be ok.

The hard part is finding a good dashboard. Some people are using dash caps and are very happy with them, so you may want to check them out also.