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WTB - Dash Assembly - 73 S/Bug - SA

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herbgrinder Casual Dubber

47 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#695799
Hi All,
Lookiing for a dash assembly for my 73 Super Bug minus all the switches,gauges etc, mine is looking a bit sad! Cheers Ron

Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#695867
BIG job to change over

I saw Pete Klaack use a felt to cover a cruddy dash the other day
Came up looking a million dollars
A LOT easier than trying to swap a dash

I will try and find EXACTLY what it was

Either that or those fibreglass ones look ok
Just make sure you pull the outer vents and pop them in the cover
Futue te ipsum!!!

Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#695910
WOW.......that came up brilliant
Futue te ipsum!!!

beetleboyjeff Custom Title Time!

1,790 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#695912
I am pretty damn happy with it.

From your ole' mate Jeff
From your ole' mate Jeff

herbgrinder Casual Dubber

47 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#696415
Hi all,
Great job on the dash Jef ! What sort of money ballpark? Thanks Bizarre for the info I would be keen to know what material was used.Cheers Ron

beetleboyjeff Custom Title Time!

1,790 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#696529
I had it done in early 2005, and can't find the invoice. I think it was about $600, but that also included the face of the guage pod as in this photo, and it was the much bigger L bug dash. Their website does give quite a good run-down of how they do them.

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From your ole' mate Jeff

annosL Officially Full-On Dubber

378 posts · joined Dec 2008 ·

#696705
I had same problem an used Sikaflex-227 to fill cracks and raised the surface by 2-3 mm. I then I used a sanding block to level, very tedious but a reasonable result. Because the leather look texture was lost I sprayed with plastic paint then top coated with charcoal textured paint. Took a couple of weeks for the Sikaflex to cure enough to sand, the result is not perfect but 100% better than it was, all up costs about sixty dollars.

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Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#696717
WOW (again)

Damn their is some creative people out there
Futue te ipsum!!!