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dash pad and trim-64 544 444-544

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posted by  skeet on  Sun Sep 18 15:43 CST 2011
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I have pictures if anyone is interested, but for general information, I made a pretty nice looking padded dash cover for the 64 money pit that has used up a lot of my time in the past 2+ yrs. I used high density foam and covered it with black vinyl. The ends (next to the windshield posts)are not exactly right. The vertical trim pieces on the inside of the windshield posts do not fit the dash pad. However, I think they are for a pre-64, because they have a molded piece of rubber ATTACHED to the metal part. My previous 64 had a small adjustable metal extension at the bottom to fit the dash pad.
If anyone needs this type of trim piece, they are available. Or I would trade for or buy the type with metal extension on the end. Replies or questions appreciated.






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