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Date:         Fri, 20 May 2005 17:33:31 -0700
Reply-To:     Erin Randolph <lexluthier72@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Erin Randolph <lexluthier72@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      To paint or replace dash? that is the question
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Hello all, Im as many know in the process of restoring an 80 westy...Its orig color was Assuan brown....Ack...the outside has been painted what im sure was bright orange on top, and chocolate brown on the bottom (again, Ack)...Im looking to eventually go to some sort of green...I was originally thinking carribean green (93 eurovan) but then I have brown interior, which in my opinion doesnt go with a color that light, If I go with velvet green (60s bus) I could keep the brown interior, and it would be a fairly good match...or repaint or replace the dash...Any thoughts? How expensive are the dash parts? How well does paint hold up in this application? Should I just stay with brown and go darker on the shade of green? Just conducting a sort of mini poll...Any thoughts would be great. -Erin

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