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Topic: Anyone use the glue on dash pad caps? (Read 523 times)
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gtsdude
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Saw them on ebay and wondered if they are any good. Seems pretty easy to install too. Anyone use one or put one on? How did it look?
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Midnight Special
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We bought one about 7 years ago at the Super Mopar Weekend from that traveling "Mopar" only traveling parts van..Hardins I beleive it was but cant recall. It was a perfect fit over Derricks '73 Dart Sport dash pad and once on it couldnt be told apart fron a soft pad. Its a hard pvc type cover but cleans up nice and shines nice when detailing his car. No complaints here.
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mrhotrod
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I have one on my car also  no complaints. |
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gtsdude
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Sounds like it will work then, alot cheaper than just dashes and trying to find a 68 blue dash pad in good condition is not easy.
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guzzimike
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Saw them on ebay and wondered if they are any good. Seems pretty easy to install too. Anyone use one or put one on? How did it look?
I have on on my '92 Camaro. They work great. |
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Evan
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they're hard plastic? i didnt know that - i've been thinking about getting one too
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qkcuda
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They are flexible plastic. Like what the kick panels are made of.
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Evan
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Oh, thanks! -Evan
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A friend of mine put one in his Duster several years ago...It looks great...  Sue |
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Bakaruda
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A cap looks like a cap. I am having mine recovered by a shop I will post pics as soon as possible.
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FredDart
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If you have a 68 car, be careful, the dash is different from 67 & 69 and then 70 & up. The 67 & 69 has a step on top, 70 & up is flat. I used a 70 &up dash cap on mine, had to trim the downlegs where it joins the lower dash. Not perfect but i made it fit. I first bought a 67-69 from yearone thinking it was 67 to 69, so I had to return it cuz i didnt want the step on top of the dash. The only other dash cap available from them is the 70-up. I think I saw another place that sells the 68 only dash cap. And BTW im pretty sure they only come in black.
good luck
Fred
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qkcuda
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Fred you are right that the listings are confusing. The one listed for 67-9 has a step in the top and only fits a 67. The 68 is different because of the lower dash pad. The 69 and later ones are the same.
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ramman16248
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I used one for my 74 duster and was very pleased. Would never spend the money for a dash pad now. Keep in mind that I use mine for a cruiser, not a show winner. If I was concerned with a show trophy, I'd wrap it in plastice bubble wrap, load it in a trailer, and show pictures of what it looks like so I didn't get bird poochie on the paint. For a driver, the cap is a no brainer. I was skeptical at first, but would definately do it again!!! Ramman
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