Project Classic Datsun: 1966 Datsun Roadster (1600) Restoration Progress
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Re: Project Classic Datsun: 1966 Datsun Roadster (1600) Restoration Progress
Thanks!
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I think once I add some of the padded dash filler and rewrap it in vinyl, it should add some strength and hopefully turn out ok. If it doesn't I'll be shelling out the $500ish for a replacement
<fingers crossed>
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I think once I add some of the padded dash filler and rewrap it in vinyl, it should add some strength and hopefully turn out ok. If it doesn't I'll be shelling out the $500ish for a replacement
<fingers crossed>
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Re: Project Classic Datsun: 1966 Datsun Roadster (1600) Restoration Progress
FYI, Gorilla Glue works really well on foam and things like that if you need to do more reconstruction on the dash.
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Re: Project Classic Datsun: 1966 Datsun Roadster (1600) Restoration Progress
Well shit. Now I know why my 240 keeps falling apart. No gorilla tape.
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Haven't seen any used dashes around for ya, Chris. I can try to contact some Datsun guys out in Arizona if you want. They may have one/know someone with a dash pad if the reconstruction doesn't work.
Don't end me
Haven't seen any used dashes around for ya, Chris. I can try to contact some Datsun guys out in Arizona if you want. They may have one/know someone with a dash pad if the reconstruction doesn't work.