Roland,
You might try Anglo Parts (www.angloparts.com). they are the only ones I
have found that address the fact that there were a two piece dash as well as a
one piece later dash. The part number is 121.001 and costs about 15 bucks. I
have a two piece dash I am using in my BN2. It may not be right, but it will
definitely start a conversation.
Mike MacLean
56 BN2
60 AN5
On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 9:51 PM, "sentenac.rw@gmail.com"
<sentenac.rw@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>Nine years after I first thought about it and 16 years after I started
>to restore BN1 #724, I am back to looking for a source for the rubber
>piping that trims out the edge of the smaller instrument pod as it
>attaches to the main dash piece.
>
>In 2005 Allen Miller Found a good source at Paul Beck Vintage Supplies
>in Norfolk England, items RM67 and RM68. But PBVS is no more and
>their successor no longer stocks that beading although their website
>shows its shape. It had a small quarter-round bead and closely
>resembled the remnants that were on my dash when I disassembled it 16
>years back. Looks like I was six months too late.
>
>Rich Chrysler thought that the bumper overrider rubber got the job
>done, although it looks a bit bulky to me.
>
>Has anyone recently reinvented this 'wheel', and found the perfect
>match?
>
>-Roland
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