were looking for a dash bezel for a 67 442. We have the gauges but the bezel has been burnt from the lighter. Anyone have one or know were to get one ?

 

Hi Debbie - try Ron Roth @ rroth01@att.net

 

Ron Roth is the guy. I sent mine off to him. It was in mediocre shape. So he found another that was better. Fantastic job when finished.
Apparently he has some useful information on how to remove the 67 dash. I hear it's much better than what's in the factory pub's. Hopefully you haven't removed it yet.
If you haven't yet removed it, I think I can help. It is a tedious job 'cause you don't wanna break the plastic-coming in or out. Spent many hours on my back with the seats out.

 

2X on Ron Roth. Good guy! I'd contact him soon as he has to get his shoulder operated on mid December.

 

Hey guys thanks for the kind words.Debbie if I can help let me know.I am buying cores .But they are for restorations.If you are interested in doing that I can be reached at 586-556-1234 Ron Roth 30 Miles North of Detroit "The Murder City"

 

I have a used bezel. Faded, but in good shape. It is for a column shift. I bought a restored core off of Ron about a yr ago. I recommend that route and his final product. If you just want the bezel, send me a PM.

 

Thanks Guys for the kind words.I have decided NOT to have the Total Shoulder Replacement Surgery.3 of the Best Surgeons here in Detroit said I wont gain anything.I will be in an Airplane Splint for 6 Months.Kind of a Raw Deal since I am Right Handed.But I did it myself.
I have talked to a lot of people / Tire Kickers probably 4 a day..In this last week and things are getting really busy.I do this more for the Friendships.And not the Dead Presidents.
Thank You for the relationship we have created.Look for a Little Christmas Gift .
I appreciate all the kind words..
Ron

 

So now that you're not doing the surgery, how will it affect your daily life? I used to be left handed till I was forced to learn to be right handed. Any chance you could learn to be ambidextrous? And you know I mean that with sincerity and understanding. I know switching gears like that is a hardship to learn.

 

I know that deal----I had my right wrist worked on 3 years ago. Was pretty bad. Couldn't even wipe my ***----the wake up call came when everything was supposed to work and nothing did+no feeling in 2 center fingers and thumb----2 more operations and I now have index, little finger, and thumb working but still no feeling in the 2 center fingers and they don't work+ always hurt......I am getting pretty good left handed now days----Hope you get better.

 

The ONLY BONUS of the Operation was this.I asked the Surgeon that does all the Detroit Redwings if I would bve able to swim after the operation? He told "Sure you will be able to swim " then I thought .....Thats funny I couldnt swim before .

 

Ah ha ha ha ha ha.... Good to see you haven't lost your sense of humor.

 

LOL RON!!! That cracked me up