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08-27-2005 #1
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I would really like to think it's a 69 Chevelle since I'm about to start on my own sheetmetal 69 velle dash.. but the center AC vent looks wrong for a 69 as does the general shape of the dash.
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08-28-2005 #2
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Its a 69 camaro. The center section along with the drivers side area of the dash was changed.
I'll try to get some more pics.
08-29-2005 #3
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Way to go!
The fabrication looks excellent.
09-16-2005 #4
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Any ideas what he used to cover the foam? Is that vinyl? What kind of adhesive won't melt foam? Was it the gap filling foam in a can? I know, I know, 20 questions. I took my factory dash pad and peeled the vinyl off and used the gap filling foam, but it did'nt turn out very good. The gap foam was very sticky and hard to work with, I was just wondering if there was an easier way? Sorry about the grilling, I would prefer to repair my pad because they want like 200 bucks for a new one.
1968 Chevy II Nova
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