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12-17-2004, 02:49 AM
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At what stage did the factory paint the dash panel ? I have been looking at the steering column and it only has interior colored paint on part of it, like the part sticking out past the dash panel , the lower part is all a sort of dark grey , would the factory have installed the column then painted it dash color ?
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At what stage did the factory paint the dash panel ? I have been looking at the steering column and it only has interior colored paint on part of it, like the part sticking out past the dash panel , the lower part is all a sort of dark grey , would the factory have installed the column then painted it dash color ?
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01-07-2005, 02:02 PM
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No the column was painted out of the car.
The dash in my 68 GTO is 2 differnet tones. The top (where the Vin# is) is Flat Black no gloss. The lower part is semi gloss.
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01-07-2005, 08:21 PM
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The dash in my 64 GTO is the same way ... flat black on the top (to eliminate glare) and 60% gloss on the lower part.
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