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Re: A Body dash pad restoration?
[Re: 6T6Cuda]
#331749
05/28/09 08:06 PM
05/28/09 08:06 PM
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Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,923
Medina, Ohio
HEMICUDA
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Posts: 1,923
Medina, Ohio
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I don't know what you are looking for but BEA has repops, this might be something to consider... but I do not think they have them for 68 though...
We're on the 68 as I type.
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Re: A Body dash pad restoration?
[Re: Scamp451]
#331751
05/28/09 10:21 PM
05/28/09 10:21 PM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 27,480
So Cal
autoxcuda
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Too Many Posts
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So Cal
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Repops are fine with me. I have the lower tray type section, I actualy have 2 in great condition. It is the upper piece that needs help, but I thought 67-76 were all pretty much the same?
A 67 or a 69-76 pad put on a 68 car will be pinched on the edges. Someone did that to my 68
Barracuda and the edges got rippled on the vinyl.
The 67 Dash has a thin front edge to it. And an indentation/shelf/ridge on top back from the edge.
The green pad pictured below is a 68. The Maroon is a 69-76 pad
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Re: A Body dash pad restoration?
[Re: autoxcuda]
#331752
05/29/09 06:51 AM
05/29/09 06:51 AM
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Posts: 5,048
Atlanta Indiana
Dave Watt
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Atlanta Indiana
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I called Just Dashes for my '73 pad restoration, over $500. I've heard that they cannot get the vinyl grain to match the original. Or: BE&A Parts has a PERFECT reproduction '69-76 pad for $225, hmmmmmm, which one should I choose?  I ordered it and am 100% happy. 
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