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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Portland
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Re: Building a Custom GMC Dash Bezel from the ground up :).
Are the tabs that hold the bezel in threaded, or is it supposed to fit via the taper wedging it in, and pins through the 4 tabs not letting it come out? If it was threaded it would be a lot easier, as the bolts could hold it in place, and the taper wouldn't have to be exact fit. Looks like I see nuts on them, so that might work . . .
I'm going to test fit tonight, and will try and do 2-sided milling to get some taper in there tomorrow or Friday. |
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Location: Milwaukie, Oregon
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Re: Building a Custom GMC Dash Bezel from the ground up :).
The tabs are not threaded but do have j-nuts. I was envisioning pins holding in the top and you would reach under the dash to screw in the bottom.
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