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 Posted: 09-04-2006 10:17 pm
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Ron Earp



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Location: Cary, North Carolina USA
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 Seems like you might have a much better chance to remove it and repair. Removal is easy, and a good shop should be able to recover or repair the damaged place. I can't imagine there are any perfect 30+ year old dashes available any more, but I've been proven wrong more times than I can remember!