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You can try to fill that void with something like this.
Use a popsicle stick to fill the void.
Then, once dry the seam can be gone over with a black Sharpie to make it less conspicuous.
Don't forget that material is over 50 years old - not a pliable as it once was.
Guys - I have a question regarding how the A-pillar trim is installed on a 1971 B-body.
Where the A-pillar trim meets the dash speaker cover piece - does the trim sit on top of it like this?
Or do they get tucked underneath it?
The benefit is if the speed nuts do not grab the stud and start to slip - the ny-lok nut will go on with no issues and hold it tight to the dash frame.
I too heard it was a rare option.
I scored a beautiful pair of front buckets with the hounds tooth for my 71.
So I ordered a rear cover with the same pattern on it from Legendary.
Thanks for the info T2R9.
I just sent them an email ask for availability and if they ship to Canada.
I tried a place called justdashes.com - they quoted $1600 US.....yikes!
Plus a $300 fee if I want a color other than black.
Not even maybe.....
Guys, I can't believe I'm having this much difficulty trying to find a 71 Runner dash pad with a steel core.
I currently have an order for one with a company called Moparts Canada - they are located in Windsor Ontario.
I placed my order last June & here we are 9 months later and I get an email...