New dash (slow connection beware)
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New dash (slow connection beware)
Here are some pictures of the new dash my next door neighbor and I just installed in my '83 GSL. It took us an entire afternoon. :P I picked up the dash from a '83 in a junk yard. The dash was this faded green color. I cleaned it up real good and sprayed it with black dye that you can get at your local auto parts store. The most annoying problem with this installation was getting the few screws under the dash and the ventilation was in the way.
This is a shot of the dash right when we started.
This is a shot of the dash right when we started.
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Finally installed. woo hoo *happy little dance* next the door panels need to be done. The stereo is out because I'm getting a new one. The center console grey plastic part will be painted yellow.
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Originally posted by Max7
Wow, and I thought the 84-85 dashes were a pain.
that looks like a good workout, great job! nice color choice!
Wow, and I thought the 84-85 dashes were a pain.
that looks like a good workout, great job! nice color choice!
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taking dashed out suck.. when i took mine out i just went ahead and took out the whole sub frame too..
but good job.. a clean interior really makes a big difference
but good job.. a clean interior really makes a big difference
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Originally posted by riffraff
taking dashed out suck.. when i took mine out i just went ahead and took out the whole sub frame too..
but good job.. a clean interior really makes a big difference
taking dashed out suck.. when i took mine out i just went ahead and took out the whole sub frame too..
but good job.. a clean interior really makes a big difference
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Originally posted by Z Zoom
Nice hood mounted radio... how do you change the station?
Nice hood mounted radio... how do you change the station?
it's funny that you mention that, because I took a pic of it when I was working of the dash. hehehehe.
As for changing stations.
My Fiancé says, "well, you see you get a pool cue...".
My neighbor says, "with a IR remote of course, silly".
I thought why not setup the window wipers to change the stations.
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Yeah, I was totally surprised to find it. It cost me $20. It was dirty but no cracks. Matter of fact it's still soft. Just used some cleaner dye, and clearcoat.
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Originally posted by riffraff
nice find.. it is hard to find ones in the junk yards here that are good.. they are all beaten to death by the sun and dirt..
nice find.. it is hard to find ones in the junk yards here that are good.. they are all beaten to death by the sun and dirt..
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