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PostPosted: Fri Feb 11, 2005 10:05 am 
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Any tips on making a wood dash for a clubman 1977 ?

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use wood 8)


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Damn, that's where I went wrong...


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because of the dash moulding/padded bit the dash area actually slopes downward in a clubby in a roundie it faces upward a bit.. (hadnt thought about that b4) so its going to make the guages hard to see without some sort of rethink.
without the time to do that, have you thought about removing the original clubby dashpads so ots like a roundie, and then fit a roundie type wood dash


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because of the dash moulding/padded bit the dash area actually slopes downward in a clubby in a roundie it faces upward a bit.. (hadnt thought about that b4) so its going to make the guages hard to see without some sort of rethink.


When I did my dash for my clubman I had this problem, what I ended up doing was starting the bottom of the face at far front of the bottom dash pad and sloping it back to the indent in the top dash pad

OK here is a really bad diagram

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Hope it helps :roll: :oops:

Doing this way you can still see your guages and in IMO is looks good
(wish I had a photo of my dash to show :roll: )

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you could just fit a jap dash ;)

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How's the conversion going? Now my boyfriend's interested in your dash, I told him about it and I think he's starting to get into the idea. He seems to enjoy playing with fibreglass :?


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i'd like to be able to do fibreglassing. i'll need to learn it. prolly do a tafe course some time down the track


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i havent done anything lately, i need to weld some brackets in, but it is dummied up, and is sitting in the car, the next bit is trying to find a wiring diagram to hook it all up :twisted: :roll: :wink: :cry:

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What type of dash is the one you're talking about putting in??

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