73 Scamp dash removal

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moffetkustoms

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I am getting ready to do a full interior remake on the Scamp. Have a lot of parts to throw at her including a digital dash. Was thinking that it might be easier to get another dash to build and then swap them out. I am curious if these dashes bolt in or are they welded in place? Thanks for the input. My apologies to the diehard OEM guys, but I am a Kustom kind of guy and modifications is where it's at in my book.
 
They bolt in but the windshield must be out

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There are many different ways to skin a cat.. The preferred method is to pull windshield and unbolt dash at windshield upper frame, and lower knee area.
 
Preferred? Not for me. I don't want to tear the windshield out if I want to redo the dash. I pulled mine out and reinstalled new clips upside down, screwed in from the bottom, being very careful to nut use too long screws that damage the gasket. I first cut the old clips with a small die grinder and cut off wheel. A dremel might work. I pulled the glove box, heater, heater controls, and cluster and of course the column.

Not sure about stuff like factory AC, it would likely have to be removed first.
 
Preferred? Not for me. I don't want to tear the windshield out if I want to redo the dash. I pulled mine out and reinstalled new clips upside down, screwed in from the bottom, being very careful to nut use too long screws that damage the gasket. I first cut the old clips with a small die grinder and cut off wheel. A dremel might work. I pulled the glove box, heater, heater controls, and cluster and of course the column.

Not sure about stuff like factory AC, it would likely have to be removed first.
Maybe in the 70's and 80's. Now at age 69 I couldn't get my fat *** under there. After several windshields they get easy . Lots of Dawn dishwashing liquid both removing and replacing.
 
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