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Nice!

hehe. IT's a BIG Picture I could have taken a better one :)

Good stuff. Thanks! I'll add the ground on the limiter because Its there and I have it ope :) I'll also mount the chassis ground on the passenger side to some point on the dash frame. I think that should cover my bases. I'll look at the headlight switch and if there is a ground I'll tie that...

looks Great!

The one on top of the square regulator?

Is this tab on top for a ground wire?

I'll pull down the A-Pillars tonight and give it a go.. :) You mentioned the Single Chassis ground wire behind the kick panel. I have one and awas wondering where that attaches on the dash.

Cosgig, I pulled the steering column studs out just because the came out so easy so I know for sure the won't interfere lol :) You are right, I backed out the pivot bolts and got plenty of space between the washer and the body. I'm pretty sure I am going to do this by myself unless I can break...

Great! this sounds like something I should do.

Good points Cosgig! I was wondering about reconnecting the heater cabled to the slide on the controller (still kinda am because the bracket set screw is on the bottom!) I was thinking id have to remove the controller to install the cable. great feedback so far going to definitely keep...

Good idea! I redid the dash harness a while back so it's all pretty tidy. I think the biggest part will be accessibility to make connections and rout wires.

That makes sense... I was going to find what a flat tip alternative. I guess the bolts are fairly accessible ( probably have to take out the glove box insert to get to the right side of the dash.

I bet .. and I won't :) lol Thanks for the tip.

THanks Del, I was thinking id back out the side bolts a bit to receive thethe dash mounts but longer bolts sound like a good idea. Regarding the clips see my points (no pun intended) in post #6 to woods74. Did you notice any issues with things poking into the gasket in a bad way?

Thanks Woods. Interesting thought about flipping the clips. two questions about that. the lip on the bottom end has a bit of a rise cylinder and I'm wondering if you had any trouble with the gasket or glass because of them sticking up like that?Along the same lines what about the screw...

Cool Thanks! I'm thinking the painters tape should go on the lip where the 5 bolts mount. It seems to me like the Center of the dash might distort a bit and sag. should I be concerned about leaving tape there as a possible rust issue?

Greetings FABO, I getting ready to install the dash back into the Dart and thought it would be a good idea to hear from folks on the forum about their dash installation experiences. I'm looking for any tips, things to look out for, sequencing, or general thoughts on the installation that...

On my 69, Just in front of the coat hook is the boss for the seatbelt. Run your fingers ftowards the from and you'll feel a bolt hole.

Can this (weldwood) be used to permanently glue roof insulation above the headliner?

Thanks! It's not perfect but I'm happy with it and by no means an expert. Lol I just took my time. Not sure about the chrome. I guess It really depends on the integrity of the piece and how long you leave it to soak. And go easy. I can't say for sure.

Hey, Take a quick look at my dash resto.. It'll help you get oriented. Scroll just past the dash frame to get to the bezels. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showpost.php?p=1970193574&postcount=32 AlV

I should have mentioned that I glued the seal strip to the window channel rather than the car. Not sure if that matters though. AlV

I used 3m black weather strip glue. AlV

Cool Let us know how you make out.

I would slide it flush end to end and pierce it using the holes in the window as a guide. I'm going to do mine next week and will post pics. AlV

Jac take a look at my post below.. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showpost.php?p=1970192285&postcount=24

Thanks, Instructions saved!

Hi Martin, I'm not sure why but a lot of the image links in my thread are not working. I'll locate the dash pictures and mail them to you. In the mean time take a look at these photos.

Hiya Roman. I had to take out my windshield to remove the dash frame. I'm not sure how one would remove the frame with out removing the windshield. I've documented it (see the book mark below) take a look it will help you get oriented...

No lock... but I have a bunch of zip ties :)