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Padded Dash
Hey Olds guy's. Newbie trying to squeeze in another post. Again on a '67 442. What is the best way of cleaning the padded dash and glove box on a '67 442? Still trying to get my money pit/442 finished and back together and on the road. Thanks for your help Bill
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