Paid $50 for that and a bezel and a 710 dipstick and some spare relays...

It's nice to be back in the land of intact interiors

 

My dash WAS intact untill the transmission and transfer case got a divorce...... Now theres an ape sized fist hole in the dash.... Ok ok its not ape sized but it was enough to send a crack all the way back and leave a nice little hole... I attempted mid swing to stop cause i knew the outcome but it was to late lol

 

Some for another DIY Writeup on Dashboard Replacements!

 

Step one: unscrew the old dash.

Step two: screw the new dash into place.

 

For some reason me no thinky it that simple.....

 

step 0 consume alcohol

step 1.5 consume more alcohol

step 3. have one more to celebrate!

 

it isnt that easy... there is atleast 30 screws that you need to undo. have fun 2x!

 

I was careful during extraction to not break anything, so the installation should be straightforward, just gotta do it backwards


Plus this time I'll pull the seat so the steering wheel/column can go farther down.

 

Started working on the new stainless exhaust system, waiting on mandrel bent parts, two 90's, two tight 90's and two 45's, then I can start welding/making up the front part of the system. I removed the rear H this time round.

 

Looks good, merc!