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Dash trim under windshield 850 1994

posted by  mrmitch1969 on  Mon Jan 26 01:10 CST 2009
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My 850 had a dash that was not screwed or bolted in and most parts suffered for it. The piece you speak of I got at a salvage yard, before I had a parts car. Which having a parts car has made the most economical sense. If you can think of just a few parts you need a parts car will supply them for less money than a series of new parts would cost. As I understand, some parts are better bought new, some not. I made a list of numerous parts to get off a parts car, bought one cheap, took what I wanted and sold it for scrap latter that day for the same amount I paid for it. Now several things are replaced on my 850 and I have some extra parts i'm storing.

Mitch

93 850, and all the others sold(93 940, 96 850, 93 850 parts car)






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