Finally installed windshield
Aaron's Duster was leaking somewhere around the windshield, so we needed to fix that before installing the new interior. Here are some pics to show the process we went through.
First thing to do was a little rust repair on the A-pillars and lower channel in one corner. With the two projects we have built, Aaron has learned a lot about using kitty hair fiberglass, Bondo, and JB Weld. Now is also a good time to repaint the dash. You can see why it was probably leaking in the pic where I have the gasket pulled back - no sealant under there.
By the way, this last pic answers the question from those who have asked how to remove their dash. You can see one of the mounting bolts that are tucked under the windshield gasket.
Aaron's Duster was leaking somewhere around the windshield, so we needed to fix that before installing the new interior. Here are some pics to show the process we went through.
First thing to do was a little rust repair on the A-pillars and lower channel in one corner. With the two projects we have built, Aaron has learned a lot about using kitty hair fiberglass, Bondo, and JB Weld. Now is also a good time to repaint the dash. You can see why it was probably leaking in the pic where I have the gasket pulled back - no sealant under there.
By the way, this last pic answers the question from those who have asked how to remove their dash. You can see one of the mounting bolts that are tucked under the windshield gasket.
