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Found a decent upper dash. Now looking for parcel tray lower piece.


PaulTWinterton

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I posted in Parts Wanted, but for the those that don't look there often I'd like to get opinions on availability from General Discussion folks.

 

I found a perfect upper portion of a 2-piece dash for my 73tii.   Now I need to find the lower portion / parcel tray.     Anyone here hoarding? 

 

 Is it going to be as difficult to find the lower section?

 

Those are my questions.  Thanks for reading and replying.

73 Inka Tii #2762958

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Paul,

My entirely un-statistically-based opinion is that there are more decent lower portions than upper portions. That said, have you tried Connor at Vintage Autobahn, in Sherwood, Oregon?

Regards,

Steve

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1976 2002 Polaris, 2742541 (original owner)

1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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There was a nice looking one on sale at the vintage event yesterday. The owner wanted $500. Came with a radio - don't know if it works but it was a cool vintage Becker.

 

Unless I misunderstand, I think you're talking about a console, not the lower part of the 2-piece dash.

 

My entirely un-statistically-based opinion is that there are more decent lower portions than upper portions.

 

Steve, I agree.  That's why I bought the upper portion.  Didn't want to pass up the opportunity. 

 

I'll try Connor.

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