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Series 1 interior restoration

October 31, 20186 yr

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Who is selling the firewall insulator? Looks great.

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October 31, 20186 yr

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12 hours ago, grannyknot said:

Who is selling the firewall insulator? Looks great.

Motorsport (Z car store) 150.00

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Sunline

October 24, 20186 yr

I have decided to stick with the original vinyl since it in perfect original condition and just re-install the original dash. I will cross my fingers that it continues on in its current uncracked cond
Patcon

October 21, 20186 yr

I would use the original dash. Be very careful when you remove it or it won't be crack free anymore. I don't know on the vinyl. If I had to guess I would say it won't help resale. I don't worry to muc
Dave WM

October 24, 20186 yr

I think I have a video, but if you have a crack there will be a sharp point at the end of it, this is a stress riser or a concentration of stress, and will tend to continue to follow that point length

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