dash pad cover?
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dash pad cover?
how do you install these? do they need to be glued to the old pad?
1971 Sport Custom SWB: 360/C6 3.00
1965 Ford Falcon 4Dr: Inline 170 3sp
1965 Ford Falcon 4Dr: Inline 170 3sp
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Re: dash pad cover?
has anyone seen these? they are made of plastic and are supposed to cover the old pad you have in your truck. i have seen them for about 90 dollar average. are they woth the money, or would you have the old pad re-done?
1971 Sport Custom SWB: 360/C6 3.00
1965 Ford Falcon 4Dr: Inline 170 3sp
1965 Ford Falcon 4Dr: Inline 170 3sp
- Happy_Camper
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Re: dash pad cover?
Here's a good thread on installing a "dash cap".
Hth,
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =6&t=38218
Hth,
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =6&t=38218
Scott
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New and improved with Tilt Wheel, Intermittent Wipers, 2005 Bench seat and 5th wheel camper!...
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Re: dash pad cover?
exactly what i was looking for. i kept typing in dash pad, should have typed dash cap. thanks happy camper. ![Thumbs up :thup:](./images/smilies/icon_thumright.gif)
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Re: dash pad cover?
I just installed one in my 67.Looks very nice and easy to do if you follow the instructions.Be sure and cut all of the cracks out if you have any.After appling the pad I placed a towel over it and put as many bricks as I could fit on top of it and left it over night.I also jammed a small slat of wood between the seat and the dash to hold the bottom edge.Good luck,Calvin
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1967 Mustang coupe-show car/garage queen.Small Block,alum. heads,Nitrous,4:11Locker,Areospace brakes "Mystang".
1996 F-250 Powerstroke-Big intake,exhaust,injectors.(Nice Smoke Show) "Big Sexy"
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Re: dash pad cover?
I just got one from Blue Oval for the '68. It looks good.
The ends don't come down far enough to completely cover the original pad but I'm happy with it.
I weighted mine down with 10 boxes of shotgun shells
Didn't have any bricks.
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I weighted mine down with 10 boxes of shotgun shells
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