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Old 07-04-2006, 02:38 PM   #1
Psycho71
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Glove box liner question.

I received my new glove box liner last week. After sitting down in the truck with it, and looking real good, it looks as if I will have to remove everythig from under the dash to install it? Is there a way that this thing can be colapsed w/out messing it up too bad? Or am I just going to have to remove and reinstall everything under the Passenger side? I hope someone here has a magical trick of some kind?

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