Re: Repair of GTJr Dash

[JimboMGA@domain.elided]

I'll be stupid enough to give you an answer half way between what you asked 
for and what you didn't ask for.
My old Porsche 912 has a similar afflction and the new dash for that hummer 
retails at like $995 (price has tumbled to $785 in recent years) way too 
much. So I bought a "DashKing" DashMat. It covers the crack, is easy to 
clean, cuts the glare I used to get inside the windscreen dramatically, cost 
me $40.
It looks great. They have about at trillion different patterns they cut them 
from and Some configurations do look a little funky (the ones I've seen on 
cars with high, square pods for instrumentation do look a bit goofy).
That would be my first recommendation.
Secondly, We have a guy here in Omaha who opperates a business called "Dr. 
Vinyl". I think this is a nationwide franchise. You could call the Doctor.
I hope someone does give you an answer about what you can buy down at the 
hardware store to fill this crack. I'd like to know that too.
Bye now,
jim o
jimbomga@domain.elided
1991 164L (picked it up from the transport trailer
friday in a torential downpour) what a mess.

In a message dated 9/8/01 7:24:40 PM, owner-alfa-digest@domain.elided writes:
<< Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 07:39:54 -0400 (EDT)
From: Philip Gicante <pgicante@domain.elided>
Subject: Repair of GTJr Dash
Good morning Alfisti,
The dashboard in my 70GTJr has the typical cracks...  I don't
really want to buy a dashcap....  Eastwood company sells a kit...   Hardware, 
Canadian Tire that would do the trick?
Thanks Phil Gicante London, ON
89 Milano Gold 70GTJr
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