1989 Dakota dashpad Red

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Good luck finding one. I looked for one for one of my Shelby trucks off and on for quite a while and came up empty. There hasn't been any in the depots forever, and we never could find one through the dealer parts locator.
I've forgotten the exact interchange but '87-'96 are not all the same. I know a guy who used a early-mid '90s one in his '89 but he had to do a couple of mods.
I finally had the 'vinyl doctor' repair mine. I would call the job 90+%. The cracks came out fine, the problem was the texture wasn't 100% like original. His color was a bit too dark also so I had some Dupont vinyl paint mixed up using the original code and that made the job look much nicer. I still have the code for the paint if you find one and need to repaint it.
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MOBodyman said:
That would probably be the best solution for a show quality dash.
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Yeah if you want it done right for an oddball dash application & whos whats to pull a dash twice .. right .. justdashes.com does a great job on a dash exactly like what you have .. I highly recommended them & have used them in past when its just gotta be right it is the place to go .. Good Luck !
 
Hollar back when they shoot you a price ?
Im curious what they charge now a days ?
They do a good job & completely rebuild YOUR dash back to OEM specs !
Good Luck !
 
superbird6bbl said:
$1200 to $1600, DEPENDING on condition of my dash.:sad2:
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WoW Its has gone up !
I had them do a red dash on a 73 Pontiac Grand Am 10 years ago for $600 & i thought that was a lil high at the time !
BUT i did own that car for 5 years & the longer i had it the more i liked how nice of a job they did do on that oddball dash & in general i grew to be happy with the whole deal in the long run !
I guess it depends how nice of a dash you want & what price your willing to pay ?
Good Luck !
 
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