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Originally Posted by Palf70Step
Only time I have seen yellowing like that is from a heavy smoker vehicle. But who knows on what GM was thinking when they made the parts for them. Cheapest bidder wins I think would be most appropriate.
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Correct, cheapest bidder wins.
These had a single, light coat of paint over the plastic from the factory according to a report.
Thanks to my own eyes, and multiple comments from others, my Friday afternoon after work was spent addressing these.
So dismantling took a few minutes.
Looking a mess.
Loads of spare audio wires and plugs.
The radio, speakers and amps are a job for another day……
Need a clever audio type volunteer to come help me understand, identify and remove what can be removed, or re-use and replace what needs to be replaced in order to give me a simple Radio/CD/Bluetooth system, utilising all the speaker holes in doors and rear doors, plus maybe reinstate the two amplifiers in the side wall.
ANYONE ?
Next job…..
PREP, PRIME, PAINT.
Done.
Much better.
BEFORE
AFTER.
To all the Zoomers…….. keep going.
Now there is a difference again, and also, you can see what 33 years have done to distorting the plastics that may have been aligned from the factory.
I think there is a time to step away and start drinking.
Now is not the time.
Later.