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Mirror Mirror on the dash 1800 1965

posted by  Havinfun on  Wed Jun 18 00:10 CST 2003
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Oliver, the 3 screws wewe there, and if one were a contortionist (double jointed to be sure) removal would be a snap. However not being as limber as I used to be, I managed to get them all out. With A/C installed room is at a premium. I removed the clock, radio, and loosened the oil pressure guage, which then provided a little more room for a stubby phillips screwdriver.
I agree with you that removing the dash pad would certainly make it easier, however I'm rather intimitaded by all the screws and their locations that hold the dash pad in place. The way to do it would be to remove the A/C and go from there.
Thanks, I'm Havinfun.






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