Fiberglass dash

[mike_lawrence78 10+ year member]

Do anyone knows how to fiberglass the dash... Meaning you know how a box caprice is if i was to fiberglass the dash do i just lay the fiberglass on the dash like and normal job or there anything different

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[dbornotdb 10+ year member]

If you do that, you might end up with adheasion problems and then it being too big to go back in easily.

 

I suggest stripping it down and then starting from there.

 

I don't have pics of the box caprice I did, but I do have pics of a Cutlass (green) and a Monte Carlo (primed) dash I did.

 

Both were stripped down, gauge panels remade and then 'glassed.

 

[mike_lawrence78 10+ year member]

that is tight but look where would they turn on the heat or ac at

 

[tRidiot 10+ year member]

that is tight but look where would they turn on the heat or ac at

I get the feeling that car wasn't intended to be driven much.

 

[dbornotdb 10+ year member]

Both of those were hydro hopper show cars.

 

I have a Regal (G body) in my shop right now that is for the same guy with the green car.

It will be his daily driver and will have vents incorperated.

 

If I think about it, I'll do a build thread here.

 

[dbornotdb 10+ year member]

But it is the same basic thing. Just cut in new vents and attach them to the ducting.

 

 

 

I also searched my computer and can not find the Caprice dash pics.

 

[mike_lawrence78 10+ year member]

hey what type of Gauges you use for this where you get them from

 

[RipDaJacka]

you are the ****.. that glass werk is awesome.. props for you

 

[dbornotdb 10+ year member]

hey what type of Gauges you use for this where you get them from

They are Autometer gauges and I usually get them from Summit or Jegs.

 

Youy can find them on sale some times.

 

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[twisztdauthorit 10+ year member]

I get the feeling that car wasn't intended to be driven much.

well i dont see any vents so no need for an ac/heater switch.