Frickin dash trim panel
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Frickin dash trim panel
I got into my truck yesterday and saw something near the center channel speaker. "Hmm, is that dust or something?" Nope. As I touched it to brush it away, the plastic gave way and I now have a nice hole directly over the speaker. It looks just like a 70s GM truck now, ready for farm duty.
The best part is that piece is $250 to replace. It's easy to do but that's a good chunk of change lost because someone didn't make the plastic robust enough to last more than a few years.
I'm restoring a 92 Lexus and its dash is perfect after 20 years (built in June 01) of baking in the Georgia sun. I wish manufacturers hadn't switched to naked vacuum formed plastic from the old padded vinyl-covered variety.
The best part is that piece is $250 to replace. It's easy to do but that's a good chunk of change lost because someone didn't make the plastic robust enough to last more than a few years.
I'm restoring a 92 Lexus and its dash is perfect after 20 years (built in June 01) of baking in the Georgia sun. I wish manufacturers hadn't switched to naked vacuum formed plastic from the old padded vinyl-covered variety.
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