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07-25-2006 #1
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How should I approach this one guys!
Any thoughts on even how to begin I am fairly new to welding so I thought I would get some suggestions, or should I find some one reputable to do the job and pay them. (car is in the Inland empire)
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07-26-2006 #2
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I would find another car to cut the dash out of. You could fabricate it, but that would be alot of work.
07-26-2006 #3
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Ditto. I just finished helping a friend of mine fab that up on his '69 and it SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKED.
Originally Posted by jmarti81
It can be done, though, if you really want to.
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Too much work!!
Find another dash, or consider an aftermarket racing dash from somebody like Alston or Jeg's.
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This from a guy that did what with his car? Originally Posted by parsonsj
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07-26-2006 #6
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Originally Posted by zbugger
yeah what he said!!
07-27-2006 #7
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I chose my words carefully.
It took me two solid weekends to do a similar job on mine, and I was covered in grinding dust and metal particles. A lot of work! Next time, I'll get a replacement and do it spot-welding style.
jpLast edited by parsonsj; 07-27-2006 at 11:47 AM.
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