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PostPosted: Wed May 18, 2005 12:35 pm 
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Clubmans have a black vinyl crash pad across the top & bottom of the dash. Is it possible to remove these and fit them to a round nose shell?

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I think so. Just a couple of screws under the vinyl.
Well, I hope so, I want to do the same thing.


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Yep.

Top one has 3 or 4 studs in it, that pass through the metal rail. You might nees to drill holes for these studs.

Bottom one is glued on, then held with some trim clips on the back top edge.

Easy peasy :wink:


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easy peasy. Dont get too enthusiastic and wreck your bottom one when you take it off.
Slow and steady wins the race! I got a little "enthusiastic and ripped it in half!! :oops:

Lucky i have a replacement!


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J_A_M wrote:
Yep.

Top one has 3 or 4 studs in it, that pass through the metal rail. You might nees to drill holes for these studs.

Bottom one is glued on, then held with some trim clips on the back top edge.

Easy peasy :wink:


I remember the studs in the top one. Makes that easy.

The bottom one that's glued on, do you think some heat would help soften the glue maybe?

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depends when it was stuck on I spose..... mine almost fell off.


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J_A_M wrote:
depends when it was stuck on I spose..... mine almost fell off.


Maybe someone at BMC was nursing a hangover the day yours came down the assembly line :lol:

Thanks for the input :wink:

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or injured their hand on the way to work after tripping and falling over a door mat



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"dash crash pads"
are they really pads for when you crash? some sort of protection?

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