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Dash repair. 700

posted by  oldyellr on  Wed May 20 14:22 CST 2015
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The bottom LH corner of dash was pretty beat up from knees hitting it getting in and out of the car for over 20 years.



I wanted to patch it up, but could not find the right material. Then I saw these speaker cabinet corners on line that did the job perfectly. I stuck it on with hot melt glue and a couple of screws.





Mine was black steel, under a buck, but $10 shipping, but I see you can get plastic ones from China too.
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1992 745, >500k km






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