1973 lower dash trim, ventilation controls and knee pad
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PhilipB
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1973 lower dash trim, ventilation controls and knee pad
Am looking for the aluminium trim strip that runs across the lower dashboard, the dash mounted ventilation controls and knee pad for a 1973 car. Anyone know of any for sale? Thanks.
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Left or Right hand drive car, the ally trim is handed.
I have some left hand drive dash trim bits.
Alan
I have some left hand drive dash trim bits.
Alan
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Hi Philip,
I will get some pictures of the parts I have tomorrow.
Thanks
Alan
I will get some pictures of the parts I have tomorrow.
Thanks
Alan
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Hi,
Here are bits for LHD that I have
HTH
Alan


Here are bits for LHD that I have
HTH
Alan


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Philip
If you are feeling creative and are handy with drills, files, etc, I have some brushed stainless steel that I used to make a set for my LHD car - indistinguishable from the ally, the colour and brush effect is identical - it is cut to the right width, i.e 'blanks' and harder wearing than the ally.
It took me a weekend to do mine from scratch - can email you pics if you wish
Regards
Stu
If you are feeling creative and are handy with drills, files, etc, I have some brushed stainless steel that I used to make a set for my LHD car - indistinguishable from the ally, the colour and brush effect is identical - it is cut to the right width, i.e 'blanks' and harder wearing than the ally.
It took me a weekend to do mine from scratch - can email you pics if you wish
Regards
Stu
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