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Backdating the dash questions
I am thinking of a backdate of my 1985 dash to the early 1970s with the aluminum trim and basket weave. I see the aluminum trim pieces available. I was curious if the basketweave is glued directly to this or it is wrapped around a piece of aluminum and then adhered to the trim piece.
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04-23-2015, 09:16 AM
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Done! Pretty easy really. Rennline dash with added extrusion and basketweave.
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Nice job - which Rennline pieces (part nos) did you buy? Knee pad delete now? Appreciate your help -
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08-09-2015, 02:27 PM
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Are you going to cut holes for all the dash switches or do something else?
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08-09-2015, 02:50 PM
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Helix8...I have the Rennline DA67 dash delete in black for my 1985. No knee pad. The aluminum dash extrusion and basketweave vinyl were sourced from eBay.
mreid, I put two of the three switches on a subpanel where the ashtray used to be. You can see it through the steering wheel. I then covered it in vinyl. The emergency flasher switch will be given under the dash on the left side. 
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