Any experience with one of these covers? My dash has a couple cracks on the top, and I'd like to convert to a non AC dash anyway.

Is this is a simple install with some double sided tape, or..?

https://www.yearone.com/Product/1964...lass-442/dv69m

 

I've used a cover on my 79 Trans Am and it was not worth the time and effort to try and get it to stick and stay. It looked good for about a week or 2 then started coming up. I ended up just pulling it off and throwing it away. Just get use to the crack until you can replace with a crack free dash of remove it to get redone.

 

These are hard plastic covers and look like hard plastic covers when installed. I'd use one on a driver, but not on a car that I cared about. Unfortunately, your only choices are one of these, a good used dash, or a recovered dash. Don't expect much change back from a $1000 bill if you go the recover route.

 

Don't expect much change back from a $1000 bill if you go the recover route.[/QUOTE]

Now I know why the good used ones are worth so much $1000 ouch.

 

Thanks for the info guys!

 

had my 68 dash rhinolined after extentive damage repair with soft silicone looks puss some triming around edges may be needed but fit great guy that sprayed said never done one looks better than factory

 

screw plates from behind over ac vents build up with silicone and bb s for slight stiffness smooth off trim and have sprayed u ll be shooked if texture is not huge love mine

 

You're in for a lot of work switching it out, but here's an option.

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/pts/4755824200.html