Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: psychnurse on 28 July 2008, 18:31:15
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Anybody know how easy it is to remove or replace a dash ie... that coloured plastic surrounding vents, and making dash.
Was thinking of a treated re-spray job in a diff colour :-X :y
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I've tried to remove dashes before and they are very tricky to do, my Triumph Toledo was a big job.
Can't really comment on the Miggy, but I'm sure help will follow
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I've tried to remove dashes before and they are very tricky to do, my Triumph Toledo was a big job.
Can't really comment on the Miggy, but I'm sure help will follow
Thats what I worry about :( :( :(
I want it all but cant be bothered with tricky LOL ;)
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Pulling centre panel off & refitting it is'nt too bad. Fitting a wood surround from a CDX/Elite to a CD with rotary controls is a cut, glue, swear job. It's also helpful to have some one on hand to catch flying coffee cups!!!!!!!!!! Looks good now though(http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa42/dogsdinner44/guyshouse.jpg)
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Pulling centre panel off & refitting it is'nt too bad. Fitting a wood surround from a CDX/Elite to a CD with rotary controls is a cut, glue, swear job. It's also helpful to have some one on hand to catch flying coffee cups!!!!!!!!!! Looks good now though(http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa42/dogsdinner44/guyshouse.jpg)
I meant the whole dash. Looks good that mate :y :y
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Pulling centre panel off & refitting it is'nt too bad. Fitting a wood surround from a CDX/Elite to a CD with rotary controls is a cut, glue, swear job. It's also helpful to have some one on hand to catch flying coffee cups!!!!!!!!!! Looks good now though(http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa42/dogsdinner44/guyshouse.jpg)
Car will be for sale in next couple of weeks, £600 to a forum member, watch this space! 8-)