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panteradougMember

@SPR posted:
Is there a DIY of the removal? I have a 74 and need to remove it to have it wrapped being cracked. Thanks.

The '74 is the single pod and is mold injected "plastic". I don't think those are repairable. The material is too thin. Unfortunately the US cars will probably all crack somewhere?

The single pod "Euro" cars used a fiberglass dash which is much sturdier. I actually bought one from Bob Byers at Procession Proformance. You can stand on that one and if you can get one I 'd recommend that as a replacement rather then attempt to repair the original.

I don't know if it is in business at all with the death of one of the brothers?

9/18/241:44 PM

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