67-72 black dash needed
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67-72 black dash needed
I was wondering if anyone had a black dash that would work on a 1967-1972 ford truck. If anyone has one that would like to get rid of or sell please let me know. If any pic please e-mail to me
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I recently put a dash mat on top of it, and now I dont even notice the dash... It does hang loose in the middle but I hanvt tried to glue it back up. They may not fit perfect like a real dash, but price wise if it fits the budget then its worth the money.
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I hit "Pick and Pull" every once in a while, you never know what you might find. They tend to have older vehicles. I found a perfect dash pad for mine (then promptly stuck a screwdriver in it taking out the instrument panel) it was blue instead of black but I used spay dye on it and it has looked great for two years.
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I found a blue '67 dash in Snoqualmie, WA (McCuen's) for about $45. The speaker holes were cracked, so I grabbed an aftermarket 6"x9" speaker grill (free). When I got home I cut out the speaker area, drilled holes for the speaker attachment (measured and double checked my marks), cleaned the pad, and then dyed/sprayed it black. It doesn't look 100% stock, but it doesn't look hokey either;approx.2 hours worth of work &$55 out-of pocket expense...not to mention the how much more "Crystal Clear" that 1972 Philco AM radio sounds!?!
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There are 10 to 12 (maybe 14?) nuts underneath attached to bolts that are molded into the underside of the dash. Its a lot easier, and probably necessary, to take out the glove box and the instrument cluster first. Half of them are on the leading edge of the pad. I took mine out a second time when I needed to install the XM radio, burgler alarm and Lojack so I could mount those things to the underside of the metal dash top. Its not that bad.
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