New Dash pads? are these any good?

400sforever · Oct 27, 2020

Abc mopars isn't factory perfect but they are better than others I've seen so far. .i hear just dashes does the best but they are spendy and I've never seen one in person. .abc moparts pads have a seam around the top of the instrument cluster that shouldn't be there

400sforever · Oct 27, 2020

Look at above post 28-33 in regards to abc pads

Robert Schaad · Oct 28, 2020

aknotts said:
I am finally ready to put the dash back in my 73 Satellite. The only places I have found to recover the original is very expensive, like 1000.00, and takes weeks for turn around. My question is I see these being listed on ebay now, never saw them before. Are they any ggod , anyone ever seen one in person?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-74-Dodge-Charger-Roadrunner-GTX-Vinyl-Covered-Foam-Dash-Pad-Black/272976535389?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

from the pics they look correct, they have a hard plastic core instead of the metal core but this car won't be sitting out in the sun much anyway.

Any thoughts?

I got mine from Rock Auto and it was fantastic. About $99.00. I have had in on the car for about 4 years in Reno, NV and no heat problems. Fit great. It is a plastic cover but if put on properly you can not tell. The key word is PUT ON PROPERLY.

Takoctopus · Oct 28, 2020

Robert Schaad said:
I got mine from Rock Auto and it was fantastic. About $99.00. I have had in on the car for about 4 years in Reno, NV and no heat problems. Fit great. It is a plastic cover but if put on properly you can not tell. The key word is PUT ON PROPERLY.
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I bought a cover from Rock auto and its not bad. I did take out my vents on the passenger side, put on the cover and then put the vents back in. If I didn't do that it would have covered the silver trim on the vents.

New Dash pads? are these any good?

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