Back in the mid 60's when the wood dashes were introduced on the 4's etc.
There was an urge to change them over. My first driving buddy was one of
them. Wood dash; wood steering wheel; Built up a wood center console; oh
and a wood gear shift knob.
He thought it was something at the time. Wonder what happened to him.
later...
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On Sun, 23 Nov 1997, Mark Grafsrtom wrote:
> I had a question that hopefully someone out there can answer. The glove box
> lid that came with the assortment of parts I got when buying my TR3a has a
> glossy wood
> verneer finish on the front side of the lid. All the pictures I've seen
> show the lid to be covered with the same material as the dash. Is this lid
> for a different car?....It seems to fit perfectly. Additionally, the lid
> attaches to the hinge via a metal plate that covers the back of the lid.
> Anybody ever seen one like this? Thanks in advance for any ideas.
>
> markg4269@toast.net
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