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Dash Padding 140-160

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posted by  Sil on  Tue Oct 28 02:03 CST 2003
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These things appear to be held in place by springy type clips. I removed the bottom ones, but there seems to be a lip on the pad that curls in around the stamped steel dash itself. I haven't dared to force it off for fear of destroying it in the process. The clips on top seem to fit into holes in the dash, and can, probably, be lifted out, if you could get a tool in there, which is tricky because of the proximity of the windshield.
Bob S.






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