Consule forward trim
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Consule forward trim
I have a 1970 and tidying up the interior.
How does the forward trim attach to the consule?
Mine has a single screw, it doesnt look right and it twists around not sitting straight.
How does the forward trim attach to the consule?
Mine has a single screw, it doesnt look right and it twists around not sitting straight.
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Are we talking about the centre gauge console ? The bezel attaches at the top with just one central screw but there are 2 down each side. If that's your problem be very careful playing with that bezel - they were designed to break in the event of a crash and will not withstand and rough treatmet. I know this from bitter experience.
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No the lower part, painted the interior colour. 2 forward panels that contact the carpet. I noticed a Zip catalogue talked about a passenger side extension as you can see in behind them.
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On the '70 there is a tab on the top of that panel - tuck that in and
line up the screw hole - use a screwdriver/etc to locate it as that entire
console "falls down from wear" and it may be hard to find.
line up the screw hole - use a screwdriver/etc to locate it as that entire
console "falls down from wear" and it may be hard to find.
