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  • Can anyone tell me how to find the guy that sells the black dash parts for a GT14?                                   Thanks for your help

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JC 1965    1,540

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His name is Glen Pettit. You can find him in the vendors list.       

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Thanks

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MikesRJ    558

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May I ask what is wrong with your dash? And if possible could you post a picture of the one you have, if you have one.

  • Can anyone tell me how to find the guy that sells the black dash parts for a GT14?                                   Thanks for your help

 

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The upper dash has a burn spot about the size of a quarter and a corner broke off. The lower dash has a bow in. Both look dirty and worn even after a I cleaned them several times. I don't know much about sending photos on the internet. I will have to get my daughter to help me with that. Do you restore or sell the 2 dash panels for a GT14?

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MikesRJ    558

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I restore the panels for my restorations and have done a few for members of RS, and have written a rather easy to follow procedure for doing them yourself. Article and examples below. Even if you found an old nasty, but unbroken one, you could get them to look like the examples below by following the process in the article. :)

ARTICLE
http://www.mywheelhorse.com/modules.php?name=docs2&do=show_doc&id=1

LATEST DASH RESTORATION EXAMPLE
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