Would like advice on installing ABS Dash cover for 78 Cutlass
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Would like advice on installing ABS Dash cover for 78 Cutlass
I would like some advice if anyone has installed an ABS Dash Cover on a 78-88 Cutlass. OPGI has repro dashes for Monte carlo/El camino but no others.. I even found a good dash on line but the shippers destroyed it getting to my house..
Yeah I know they are crap but I aint gonna spend the almost $4K Just Dashes wants plus shiiping my dash there and back.. Hell almost what I paid for the whole car. 1978 Cutlasses with a 6 cyl aint worth that much..
Just wondering what glue you used, and any tricks while installing???
Thanks
Fred
Yeah I know they are crap but I aint gonna spend the almost $4K Just Dashes wants plus shiiping my dash there and back.. Hell almost what I paid for the whole car. 1978 Cutlasses with a 6 cyl aint worth that much..
Just wondering what glue you used, and any tricks while installing???
Thanks
Fred
#2
I would like some advice if anyone has installed an ABS Dash Cover on a 78-88 Cutlass. OPGI has repro dashes for Monte carlo/El camino but no others.. I even found a good dash on line but the shippers destroyed it getting to my house..
Yeah I know they are crap but I aint gonna spend the almost $4K Just Dashes wants plus shiiping my dash there and back.. Hell almost what I paid for the whole car. 1978 Cutlasses with a 6 cyl aint worth that much..
Just wondering what glue you used, and any tricks while installing???
Thanks
Fred
Yeah I know they are crap but I aint gonna spend the almost $4K Just Dashes wants plus shiiping my dash there and back.. Hell almost what I paid for the whole car. 1978 Cutlasses with a 6 cyl aint worth that much..
Just wondering what glue you used, and any tricks while installing???
Thanks
Fred
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Don't forget to see other threads on our site about dashboard repair.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...repair-171334/
If you decide to go with a cap make sure the original is super clean before you add glue and install the cap. I suggest using mild soapy water to start and then follow up with degreaser from the auto parts store.
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...repair-171334/
If you decide to go with a cap make sure the original is super clean before you add glue and install the cap. I suggest using mild soapy water to start and then follow up with degreaser from the auto parts store.
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