1969 DASH CARRIER RESTORATION

[302moz]

IS THERE ANY PLACE THAT RESTORES DASH CARRIERS FOR 69 CAMAROS? REPAIR ,RECHROME AND PAINT SHOW QUALITY. HENRY DID A SUPER JOB,BUT NO LONGER WORKS . SOMEONE MUST BE RESTORING THESE ????????ANY INFO ON THIS THANKS JOHN

[rubbinisracing]

Do not use Mr. G's.

[m22mike]

Check out this place http://www.cvvacuumplaters.com/
I have only seen a 69 Chevelle dash they did, and it was the Bomb !

[CamarosRus]

Thought I read somewhere, that the repop Classic Industries carrier was nice.....Could someone in the know, please comment..........

[olredalert]

------Chuck,,,I have finished putting together the repop carrier and Im impressed. I hope it fits as well as it looks cause it looks fantastic.......Bill S

[Rainer]

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Check out this place http://www.cvvacuumplaters.com/
I have only seen a 69 Chevelle dash they did, and it was the Bomb !

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This place looks like it does nice work, but when I inquired about their process about a year ago they acknowledged that they had to mask off the raised lettering on plastic dashes because their process would fill in around it causing a loss of detail. This required them to go over the lettering afterwards with silver paint. Stuck out like a sore thumb in the photo I saw, IMO. http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif

[Mr70]

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HENRY DID A SUPER JOB,BUT NO LONGER WORKS.

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I talked to Henry's mother last weekend,and she said Henry is coming along from the stroke he suffered nearly 2 years ago.He is talking and fully mentaly sound.He is working on getting his hand dexterity back,so he builds model car kits every week.He is still in a wheelchair,but was before the stroke due to Legionnaire's disease.
Being only 57 years old,he is doing remarkably well and they expect him to get his range of motion back soon.
He is off all medications and living in a private home now with a caregiver.
His goal is to get back to restoring dashboards again,among other things.

[BillD]

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I talked to Henry's mother last weekend,and she said Henry is coming along from the stroke he suffered nearly 2 years ago.He is talking and fully mentaly sound.He is working on getting his hand dexterity back,so he builds model car kits every week.He is still in a wheelchair,but was before the stroke due to Legionnaire's disease.
Being only 57 years old,he is doing remarkably well and they expect him to get his range of motion back soon.
He is off all medications and living in a private home now with a caregiver.
His goal is to get back to restoring dashboards again,among other things.

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That is very good news.