Good question, Ed. I always kinda thought that the later dashes had
vinyl covering, but the vinyl was just that: only vinyl with no cloth
backing as is usually found in upholstery vinyl. Seems to me that might
make it easier to fit (or possibly even mold with heat and/or vacuum
forming?) to the curved metal.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Woods <fogbro1@comcast.net>
B
I know that the "early" TR3s and 3As had a vinyl dash covering that was
glued on with clips on the edges for additional holding power, but
wasn't this process abondoned on later TR3As in favor of a coating
that's bonded to the metal panel? My '60 has such a dash. When was the
change made?
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