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Dash pad removal 140-160

posted by  Mechanic on  Thu Dec 12 04:33 CST 2002
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I have removed the clock from my '74 to clean the points, and is the same as the '73's. Carefully pry under the edges of the large plastic bezel that goes around the clock and both air outlets. As I recall there are about 6 or 8 plastic pins that are part off the bezel. Go slowly and it will start to pull away from the dash itself. My clock had two screws holding it in. Tom






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