Aftermarket Wood Dash
10-14-03, 01:54 PM
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Beryfitz,
Very nice.... It looks like you installed the entire package. Couple of questions...
Did you do it yourself and how long did it take.. any suggestions for installation..??
The piece that surrounds the gear shift... What is the mechanism for removing the shift handle so that you can fit the piece into place?
Does it match as close at it appears in the pics?
Again, Great Look!
Very nice.... It looks like you installed the entire package. Couple of questions...
Did you do it yourself and how long did it take.. any suggestions for installation..??
The piece that surrounds the gear shift... What is the mechanism for removing the shift handle so that you can fit the piece into place?
Does it match as close at it appears in the pics?
Again, Great Look!
10-14-03, 04:09 PM
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Yes, I did the whole thing myself. Took about 6 hours.
I suggest you take your time, dry match the pieces before each installation. Clean well with suggested cleaning material and do it when it is warm out or use a hairdryer on the piece and the dash before installation. The warmer the better.
Gearshift **** just unscrews counterclockwise.
Matching is excellent - just as you see!
Hope this helps and good luck. It's well worth the investment.
I suggest you take your time, dry match the pieces before each installation. Clean well with suggested cleaning material and do it when it is warm out or use a hairdryer on the piece and the dash before installation. The warmer the better.
Gearshift **** just unscrews counterclockwise.
Matching is excellent - just as you see!
Hope this helps and good luck. It's well worth the investment.
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