Re: Dash pad removal

["Dennis C." <dennis.2914@xxxxxxxxx>]

Cheap!

Compared to what they quoted me for my 63 Sport Fury but still
outrages.

Dennis C.

On Sep 30, 3:17 pm, Jacob Fox <imfast...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yea I checked with just dashes, 650 clams. Seems kinda ridiculous, especially for that little piece that it is. Little over a foot long not even a foot wide. The cardboard is already out if the glovebox cause I have a radio mounted in there, I figured it would be a major pain removing it...if they made a dash mat that was turquoise I'd just get that and be happy for a while. Be better for the dash anyways, keep it from that merciless Louisiana sun.
>
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> On Sep 30, 2011, at 4:52 PM, "Dennis C." <dennis.2...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Hello,
>
> > Just as DJ said, these should be little spring clips that are attached
> > to the back of the dash pad and push through holes in the dash.  They
> > will come out easier if someone pushes from the back side as you pull
> > up on the pad.  Places like Harbor Freight have kits of tools for
> > removing trim, you might want to check them out.  The danger is
> > breaking the dash pad.  I have no idea on yours but on my 63 Sport
> > Fury there is an actual metal frame in the dash pad.
>
> > The foam may seem good but I suspect that if you try to work with it
> > or take it apart it may need to be replaced.  Good luck finding a good
> > local shop that can help you with it.  If you checked "Just Dashes"
> > you have had the sticker shock of having them do the job.  I'm sure
> > they do very good work but $$$$$$.
>
> > Keep having fun with your car.
>
> > Dennis C.
>
> > On Sep 30, 11:41 am, Jacob Fox <imfast...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> I was bored the other day before I wen back to work, I was trying to figure out how to remove the dash pad out of the dash in the 880. It doesn't say in the shop manual, and after looking I can't figure it out. I was gonna go ahead and see how to do it when I finally save up the money and get the stomach to pay the ridiculous amount to get it repaired. Man I wish there was another way. :-(
>
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