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Ill find out when they get hands on.How much to refinish the old one?
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Ill find out when they get hands on.How much to refinish the old one?
Hey that's not bad at allI meant this steel option. The original dash stripped to the underlying steel & painted. It appears you have no dash at all -- an even more rustic approach than I was thinking.
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Agreed. That ain't bad looking but never seen that before. Where the heck do these come from?Hey that's not bad at all
I haven't got a dash pad from them but have bought other parts. Good group of guys. They actually borrowed my door panels to develop / match the mahogany color that was used in the cucvs. I got mine redyed for free for the loan!!! worked out great fro me. Color matches great!!!I used USA 1 industries dash pad.. dyed to match the GM military color.. steel core with foam center then vinyl over it just like the GM oem stuff.
http://www.usa1industries.com/1981-87-fullsize-chevy-gmc-truck-dash-pad-oe-vinyl-style.html
Talk to Randy
here is mine installed in my M1028A1
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Any surplus ones, unless fairly new, will be old and brittle even in the box I bet.I'm not sure if they still have any but if you want an original new old stock, light gray, Delk's Army Surplus had some for $400.00. you can try giving them a call and see if they will ship if they still have them ask for William.
http://www.delksarmynavysurplus.com/
They did mention that when I told them it was for a CUCV.I haven't got a dash pad from them but have bought other parts. Good group of guys. They actually borrowed my door panels to develop / match the mahogany color that was used in the cucvs. I got mine redyed for free for the loan!!! worked out great fro me. Color matches great!!!