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That's a weird one. It's a '69 with '68 Dash, steering wheel and seats and '69 door panels. I can see the seats being swapped out at some point, but the dash?
Regardless, very pricey at $13k.
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Dash sheet metal replacement is easier than it seems ... I did it on my 68 to replace the original that was hacked up for a radio. With AC dashes you can make a nice clean cut between AC and instrument cut-outs and the side braces and splice in a new one very neatly. |
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