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November 27th 2003, 08:24
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that looks like a Porsche 914 dash.
Did the make the 914 rhd? IF they did, then in your in luck.
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November 27th 2003, 16:32
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Yeah man, vujade is rigt if the company that made that dash has a rhd type, youd be in luck. If not, sorry, but maybe you should contact a few companies that make after market dashes and ask them. You might have luck with glass action, I've talked to them about making a center drive dash for my baja and they said they might be interested! Give them a try, but call or email first!
 Hope that helps a little! John
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November 27th 2003, 20:17
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Hey,
isnt that Alex's old car? Bry
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November 28th 2003, 06:51
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Hi
Because of the extreme heat we get down here many car dashs need to be recovered after they crack, I have spoken to dash restoration people and they have told me if i make up a sturdy metal frame for the guage pod they will cover it and make it look factory, just like the one in the picture. Steve C
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November 28th 2003, 19:12
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ta
thanks for the replies guys
it is alexs old car i saw it on one of the old threads and thought that it was the best trick i have ever seen i will give the company that did the dash for alex and let everyone know if it can be done and i'll post some pics thanks again cormac
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