John,
I was messing around with the dash on my '68 and did manage to remove it
with the windshield intact. I used one of those funky bent screwdrivers and
it took a little while, but I got all of the upper screws out. I can see
how it would be a real problem if the screws were really tight or rusted
in. Luckily all of mine broke loose pretty easily.
BTW, at some point in the future I may be interested in your dash cap if
you still have it, but I have a feeling that may be quite a ways off...lots
of work to be done.
At 06:05 AM 6/13/2000, jschmi7@us.ibm.com wrote:
>I bought a dash cap(actually a couple of them) a couple years ago from JCW.
>The reason I have yet to install one is that I have been told that the only
>way to really do it right is to remove the dash. To do that, I am told,
>you must first remove the windshield.
>
>Has anyone installed one of the JCW dashes, can't remember who is the
>manufacturer, and did you have to remove the dash or windshield to do it?
>
>The reason I bought 2 was a request from a friend who had a couple
>roadsters and he asked me to order one for him while he was at it. He then
>sold all of his roadster stuff so I have an extra. Anyone want to make me
>an offer for a black dashcap that is still in the box?
>
>John Schmitt Telecommuter Office # - 847-458-7829
> Internal phonemail only - 847-240-4725 pager pin# 800-759-8888
>pin 8710561
Brian '68 1600
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