In article <199903131418.JAA14900(at)rtfm.midcoast.com>,
oharajem(at)free.midcoast.com (Scott Donnelly / Journey's End Marina) wrote:
> Since I've removed the windshield and upper dash pad for replacement, I am
> thinking it would be the opportune time to redo the dash facia in wood. I
> would probably make my own from 1/8" hardwood veneered plywood. How big a
> job is this going to be in terms of gauge and switch removal? With spring
> approaching, I don't want to create another 40 hour job given the remaining
> projects I still need to finish.
They're all easy to remove. The problem might occur, though, when you
look at the gauges and see they need some work, like new seals or even
some paint touch-ups. You should probably replace at least the seals
that keep the chrome bezel from biting into the dash. Then you might
look at the harness and see some work needed too. Removal and
replacement is quite easy though.
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