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Leather Dash Cover Installation

March 27, 20169 yr

comment_490593

Yeah, those look very nice. Thanks for the pic.

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August 20, 20177 yr

comment_528339

Same product from england. My first leather install

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August 20, 20177 yr

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Nice work! I see you used Speedhut gauges as well.

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August 20, 20177 yr

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Thanks. Yes I used Speedhut but the smaller 2-1/16" gauges with IKEA plastic cup as a bezzel ring

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DatsunZGuy

January 12, 201510 yr

Many years ago, as a teenager, I had a Z with a pristine dash. One day, the clock stopped working and I decided to give the top center guage pod a good slap to hopefully get it ticking again. I t
rossiz

January 25, 201510 yr

i'm assuming the 50k pricing is for injection molding tooling - an accurate, but very expensive way to do it. based on the shape, it would seem the dash could be vacuum formed or possibly done with hi
djwarner

February 3, 201510 yr

Got the dash reconnected to the point I could start the engine and verify my electrical connections. I still have to do some smoothing with a steamer and clean things down, but I promised some picture

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