Project "Chihuahua" '65 Formula S Restoration "Estilo Mexicano"
Update: While waiting for upholstery team to come by and install the headliner, I re-installed the dash pad (should have done that together with the dash frame). It took some doing and the fact that the tachometer was not installed yet helped out a little bit on the fastener on the far driver's side.
The small pieces on the corner of the dash pad are lost/missing. The color-matched plastic strip (gold) that hides the dash frame fasteners beneath the windshield glass is warped and snapped in two (will do without it for now).
I'm not sure where (if anywhere) the two black rubber strips in the last photo belong.
Update: While waiting for upholstery team to come by and install the headliner, I re-installed the dash pad (should have done that together with the dash frame). It took some doing and the fact that the tachometer was not installed yet helped out a little bit on the fastener on the far driver's side.
The small pieces on the corner of the dash pad are lost/missing. The color-matched plastic strip (gold) that hides the dash frame fasteners beneath the windshield glass is warped and snapped in two (will do without it for now).
I'm not sure where (if anywhere) the two black rubber strips in the last photo belong.