Dash

Postby cv70chall » 17 Sep 2011 13:55

Time to tackle the dash, and it was actually much easier than I expected. Sanding off the excess old foam was the most time consuming, but once we had the right fit, it was easy- and the results are nice.
Hopefully we can get to rebuilding the motor next week.

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Sanding Dash Cap.JPG
Dash Cap Glue 1.JPG
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Dash Cap Glue 5.JPG
Dash Cap POST 1.JPG
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Dash Cap POST 3.JPG
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Re: Dash

Postby GibDTD » 19 Sep 2011 14:52

Nice work, how long did that take to complete?
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Re: Dash

Postby MLMFLCN » 19 Sep 2011 15:58

No doubt, looks great. Where did you get the cap from ?
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Re: Dash

Postby cv70chall » 19 Sep 2011 20:37

I believe it was DashCap.com.
I can check for you.
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Re: Dash

Postby cv70chall » 19 Sep 2011 20:39

btw- I have the dash speakers and plan on making the cuts so they fit in nicely.
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