Dash info...Need help
 

ok...heres the scoop...i have a problem...i have had this camaro for two years almost...and i have stared at this dash for that long...ok, i want to get these panels replaced but cant find anything because i dont know what those are called...
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...305_6_full.jpg

Any info would be helpful...please help another fbody owner

that's the dash pad

Well see, here's the fun part. Those don't come out, atleast not "bolt out" I had to paint those pieces in my car when I repainted my interior because those are glued down.

it's the whole pad, it bolts in, it goes from door to door it's this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CAMAR...03133518QQrdZ1

The dash pad is the part in front of that - http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-96...QQcmdZViewItem

that's actually a dash panel, the pad is the padded part (hence the name)

*laughs* You all think thats bad? You should see my Dash. Interior is the last thing im gonna be working on. I plan on buying another camaro 97+ model (t-top)

x2. What a pain in the ***. Whats worse is trying to clean the over spray off the inside of the windshield cause you didnt mask a little hole correctly. :rolleyes:

The "upper" dash is the hard plastic piece just under the window that is easy to replace. The dash is the padded part that is torn up on your car. My 98 Camaro doesn't look exactly like that (you didn't say what year your car was or give particulars) but I assume it is simular.
On my car the padded dash costs about $450 and another $500 for Chevy to install it. I haven't done that though. The dash is one big thing that everything mounts to. Although its only a few bolts it would be a nightmare removing the gauges and everything else and then reinstalling it all and then praying that it all still works.
I have four small cracks in my dash and there just isn't a good fix to make it look like new. The dash is just a f*&#ed up design. But, I'm sure Chevy saved 50 cents a car by doing it that way!
:banghead:

1995 Camaro V6

can you get the pain to match the exact interior color of your car say....charcoal? that would really help me out thanks