Dash pad replacement

Curt Chambers · Feb 27, 2020

Anyone use the dash pad replacement from classic Industries for a 73 Charger? I'd like to get some feedback on fit and quality before forking out $700.

What about upholstery shops? Any luck getting the metal core recovered?

Thanks

Sedanman · Feb 27, 2020

There is a place in TX that recovers your frame
dashes2you or U

Mike67 · Feb 27, 2020

Had mine for my 67 covered, looks pretty good ahd only 1 bill...

69bfan · Feb 27, 2020

Get in touch with Bob Baker of ABC Moparts and see if he can take of your needs. He has provided us with three of 71 B-Body dash pads and customers have been very happy. Unlike the inferior ABS core pads, Bob actually is able to take a factory core and rebuild it with new padding and covering. The grain texture is not 100%, but neither is anyone's else product if that is a concern. You would have to be super knowledgeable of these cars to detect the grain difference.
https://abcmoparts.com/products/197...th-road-runner-b-body-dash-pad-steel-core-new

Sedanman · Feb 27, 2020

https://www.facebook.com/dashes2go

moparmarks · Feb 27, 2020

As stated Bob at ABCMoparts is the guy. In Kingman AZ. Great service, price and pads.
Classic and Year One gets their pads from someone else.

moparmarks · Feb 27, 2020

Sedanman said:
There is a place in TX that recovers your frame
dashes2you or U

There is a reason that the guy in TX is on his 4th business name change.

Curt Chambers · Feb 28, 2020

I hadn't realized that some of these places do their own work. I thought, like most stuff, they all got their supply from the same source. Nor did I realize they were recovering factory cores.

I think I'll go with ABCMoparts then. $450 is reasonable if the quality is good.

Thanks for the suggestions.

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