Okay, so you won't send me the pad, what did you decide to do?
Dash pad or no dash pad?
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Kurt Combs
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Re: Dash pad or no dash pad?
This is an old thread, but I can help you with your dilemma; send me a PM and I will supply my address and you can send the pad to me, I will even pay the shipping! Problem solved, you no longer have a pad to worry about.
Okay, so you won't send me the pad, what did you decide to do?
Okay, so you won't send me the pad, what did you decide to do?
Kurt
1972 F-250
1972 F-250
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wndsofchng06
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Re: Dash pad or no dash pad?
My dash pad was in awful shape....so I threw it out. I like the metal dash it matches my other old vehicles now... The 72 f100 is the newest in the fleet!
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kf7mjf
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Re: Dash pad or no dash pad?
I'm rather fond of the bare metal in my 67, although if a quality pad came my way cheap I'd probably install it.
1967 F-100 Ranger
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abyars111
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Re: Dash pad or no dash pad?
I've been contemplating removing my torn pad. I just don't have a welder to fill the holes, and don't want to remove glass, etc. How in the world would one get bondo or something to fill them without welding?
Anthony
1970 F250 Crew Cab 2wd 390/2v short bed
2004 Eddie Bauer Expedition
1955 Chevy 210 4dr Sedan
1970 F250 Crew Cab 2wd 390/2v short bed
2004 Eddie Bauer Expedition
1955 Chevy 210 4dr Sedan
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kf7mjf
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Re: Dash pad or no dash pad?
Put something behind the hole like tape, fill the hole, remove the backing.
1967 F-100 Ranger