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

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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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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Left or Right hand drive car, the ally trim is handed.
I have some left hand drive dash trim bits.

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Alan, LHD is what I'm after. What do you have? Feel free to PM me.

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Hi Philip,

I will get some pictures of the parts I have tomorrow.

Thanks

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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Hi,

Here are bits for LHD that I have

HTH

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Alternatively Philip - I'm pretty sure I have a complete LHD set (including the glovebox lid) with the black vinyl trim from a '72 if that's any good...
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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

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Here's a photo:

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