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My other ride is a C-130J
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Southern California
Posts: 3,344
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Uggh. I hear you pal. My otherwise clean Cab has the same problem. I bought a Dash King Cover from our host, out of sight, out of mind.
But if you have decided to replace the dash my personal opinion would be to go ahead and buy the new one. If you’re going through all that trouble to replace it you don’t want to run the risk of having the new dash also begin to bubble up. You don’t know the true history.
I say this because I had a similar problem back when I owned my 944. The dash was all cracked and quite a mess. I found a 1987 924S in the junkyard with a very very clean dash. I replaced it and unfortunately two years later new cracks began to form despite all my protective measures I took for the new dash.
Replacing the 944 dash was a pain in the neck I can’t imagine doing a 996.
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2000 Boxster -1983 911 SC Cab -1984 944 N/A
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