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PostPosted:Sun Jul 10, 2011 8:49 am 
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Car Details:!967 First Generation - Silhouette!
I managed to get the clocks out by dropping the steering coloumn, but dispite serching the Net and turning myself into a contorsionist under the dash I just can't work out how the black centre section that houses the Radio, Heater controls etc comes ot. I can feel screws from the back but they're covered by the black inlays.

So back to this font of excellent and seemingly endless, info how do I do it boys?

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Centre Dash Panel on a 67 (Heater & Radio) info please.

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PostPosted:Sun Jul 10, 2011 10:09 am 
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Car Details:'68 Camaro
'89 Golf Rallye
'97 Golf GTi (Daily)
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I managed to get the clocks out by dropping the steering coloumn, but dispite serching the Net and turning myself into a contorsionist under the dash I just can't work out how the black centre section that houses the Radio, Heater controls etc comes ot. I can feel screws from the back but they're covered by the black inlays.

So back to this font of excellent and seemingly endless, info how do I do it boys?

:?
Hi Russ,

The entire dash is metal - and not removable, well that what it is on a 68 Camaro - take a look at my car in the project section, and look for the pictures where it has come back from being blasted - it's all metal.

hope that helps.

Cheers,
Mark

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PostPosted:Sun Jul 10, 2011 12:11 pm 
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Car Details:tube framed 68 camaro
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hi Russ, the panel in question (on mine at least), is held in with self tapping screws, originally though, i think that it hooks into the main dash pannel, and is secured by 2 screws on the bottom of the pannel, either side of the ash tray.

Dont take this as gospel though as mine was pretty well butchered in he past !

incidentally, sorry to hijack this thread, but does anyone know where i can get a new one of these pannels that have no openings at all? (i see them on us ebay, usually described as an all options/heater/ashtray/stereo delete pannel.....the only problem is, they wont ship to the UK !)

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PostPosted:Sun Jul 10, 2011 9:02 pm 
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Car Details:!967 First Generation - Silhouette!
Thanks chaps, ill try the screws at the bottom. It must be them, its had a sterio in the black plate thats inside of the chrome trim, it had to be cut out, I sooo dont want to pagger it.

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You can just see it here, heater system inside black, then the sterio cut into the black plating, I can def feel screws from the back but the heads are under the black plate, its messing with my head this one!!! :cry:


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PostPosted:Tue Jul 12, 2011 9:03 am 
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'89 Golf Rallye
'97 Golf GTi (Daily)
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aaah I see what you mean now, what I would call trim, was held on by self tapping screws, so came off really easy, which was not the best :(

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PostPosted:Tue Jul 12, 2011 6:20 pm 
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Still beating me, just so dont want to bend anything, the thing is at some point someone has had it out to fit the radio. Its doing my head in!!


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