I've also seen flat-dash cars with high windshields. How many are out
there, and is there anyone on the list who did the mod(s)?
Both my '68 and my '70 cars have cracked dashboards, and I have the molded
shells. But I really like the flat dash on my '66, and just happen to have a
spare flat dash. So how is it done, and how much work is involved?
Fred - So.SF
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>Subject: Re: I can't figure it out...
>Author: "John F Sandhoff" <sandhoff@compctr.ccs.csus.edu>
>Date: 7/22/99 2:16 PM
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>KC writes:
>> OK guys - I'm really confused now, my vin is SPL311-19344...
>> ...Dash has 3 toggles on it...
>
>You may have a hybrid.
>There was a really nice Roadster at Shasta that confused the
>heck out of me for awhile. It was a flat-dash car with a high
>windshield. Yes, extensive work went into that car.
>
>If you have a VIN plate on the dash, you have a '69 or '70 dash.
>But if it doesn't match the VIN stamped on the frame, then something
>has been swapped. If you have a dash VIN and a flat dash, then
>you have a hybrid dash!
>
>Do you have a way to scan some pictures in?
>
>-- John
> John F Sandhoff sandhoff@csus.edu Sacramento, CA
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