Re: Dash pad removal

[Paul L <pjlenn@xxxxxxxxx>]

Can you actually see the clips?  Sometimes it is helpful to use a
small mirror to get a good look at things.  It may then become
obvious.

Paul L.
63 Sport Fury

On Oct 10, 3:52 pm, Jacob Fox <imfast...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I just got under there and figured it out. The "back" part closer to the windshield actually has screws with these little thin nut like clips. Easy removal. BUT the front of the dash pad, the chrome trim actually holds it on. Using my fingers I found where it clips in, but they are so tough, I feel if I press to hard one way or another I'm screwed. Not gonna be easy finding a replacement chrome dash trim. Also, the further it goes to the right, the skinner the space to work...ugh. Being 6'3" with huge hands isn't helpin either. Anyone have experience with some tips? I really, REALLY, don't wanna break anything. My luck sucks lol. Ive included pics so y'all see what I'm dealing with:
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