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> FS: Metal Dash Structure, I think this came from a 72 - with side vents
geshaghi
post Jul 23 2014, 10:02 AM
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This was removed from the parts car I have - a relatively dry California car. I was going to have this powder coated and use as a display with gauges, etc., but don't have the room. I really don't know what these are worth, but let's say $100 plus shipping, offers/suggestions welcome. Thanks

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post Jul 24 2014, 02:33 PM
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This was removed from the parts car I have - a relatively dry California car. I was going to have this powder coated and use as a display with gauges, etc., but don't have the room. I really don't know what these are worth, but let's say $100 plus shipping, offers/suggestions welcome. Thanks

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I see that is a late model.
Which proceedure did you use to remove the dash?
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post Jul 24 2014, 03:06 PM
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QUOTE(pdlightning @ Jul 24 2014, 01:33 PM) *

I see that is a late model.
Which proceedure did you use to remove the dash?


I had the guys in my shop do it, and believe we unscrewed and drilled out any rivets. No cutting was involved AFAIK. We used the same process for the dash in my 914-6 and sent it out to be powder coated before we installed it back in the car.
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post Jul 24 2014, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE(pdlightning @ Jul 24 2014, 01:33 PM) *

I see that is a late model.
Which proceedure did you use to remove the dash?


I had the guys in my shop do it, and believe we unscrewed and drilled out any rivets. No cutting was involved AFAIK. We used the same process for the dash in my 914-6 and sent it out to be powder coated before we installed it back in the car.



Nice work, very nice!
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post Jul 24 2014, 05:04 PM
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QUOTE(geshaghi @ Jul 24 2014, 02:06 PM) *

QUOTE(pdlightning @ Jul 24 2014, 01:33 PM) *

I see that is a late model.
Which proceedure did you use to remove the dash?


I had the guys in my shop do it, and believe we unscrewed and drilled out any rivets. No cutting was involved AFAIK. We used the same process for the dash in my 914-6 and sent it out to be powder coated before we installed it back in the car.



Nice work, very nice!


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