Are you talking about Moss item #453-570 DASH ROLL? It's pretty obvious what
that is. Though I thought they used to call it a "crash rail" -- or maybe
that was VB's term for it. Anyway, when I bought mine, it was available
either complete (as shown) or as a kit, in which case you got a hardboard
strip, a shaped foam strip, some vinyl beading, and a sheet of vinyl about
6" wide and 5 ft. long to wrap around it. It sounds like you got that piece
by mistake, in addition to the complete roll. Or, the extra vinyl may be
intended for the top of the dash area, between the roll and the windshield,
which is covered by black vinyl alright, although (1) it would be hard to
replace with the windshield in place, and (2) I'm not sure 6" would be
sufficient width.
on 3/13/02 12:01 PM, Maffei Andrew P SSgt 27 LG/LGQPT at
Andrew.Maffei@cannon.af.mil wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just ordered a new roll pad for my 66B. when it arrived it had a
> piece of vinyl padding about 5' long and 6" wide. I called Moss motors and
> they told me that this piece goes between the roll pad and the windshield on
> top of the dash. I don't recall ever seeing this on any of the pictures of
> MGs, nor can I find it in the catalog. The piece of vinyl was marked as a "
> crash rail set" question , dose this go on the top of the dash, and if not
> what is it for?
> thanks
> Andy 66B
>
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