At 08:30 AM 12/1/03 -0800, Marv Coulthard wrote:
>One of my winter projects is a new dash for our 78. I have one solid piece
>of walnut, next is to take the old dash out (three pieces) use it as a
>template and put one piece back in. (fingers crossed)
Marv,
Do I understand that you are going to replace the 3 pieces with 1 solid
piece? If so, I don't know that I'd recommend that. It was made in 3
pieces for a reason. I personally like the access I get by just removing
the center piece of the dash.
Also, in the past there has been discussion about a solid piece of wood
warpping as opposed to the plywood backing and the vanieer covering.
But what the hay, try it, you may be on to something.
I know I tought I'd do that with the floor boards on my Morgan. Turns out,
the factory knew what they were doing when they made the floor boards in
several pieces. I ended up having to cut my solid piece in two to get things
to fit right.
John
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