Removal of dash
01-26-2012, 08:38 PM
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1) It sounds like you may be describing a 63-67 vette
2) You talk of removing the whole dash but also ask about the left and right.
What year car are you working with?
If you have a 63-67, are you asking about removing the 2 dash pads, or removing the entire dash including the riveted portions?
2) You talk of removing the whole dash but also ask about the left and right.
What year car are you working with?
If you have a 63-67, are you asking about removing the 2 dash pads, or removing the entire dash including the riveted portions?
01-26-2012, 08:39 PM
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The dash is one piece. It has two pads, R/L. Pull the steering, gauge cluster, interior trim, glove box/door, radio, console and maybe the seats...it's good for a Sat afternoon. When you do this, take pictures, you'll need them for the install. 
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01-26-2012, 09:42 PM
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Lots of work. The bottom inside windshield trim has to be removed also. The center dash bottom is glued to the shifter tunnel. Don't force or break anything. Catalog all your fasteners. You can do it.
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01-26-2012, 11:17 PM
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But now it is cold weather do a little at a time say over a two week time, and it will not be that bad. I did mine this last winter I chged out to a diff color... I put all new lights under the dash that put out a little more light also.....
