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leather/vinyl covered dashes... gauging interest


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Steve

I am in if the quality is as good as Just Dashes. I can drive there and deliver mine.

You need to get me an invoice for all the other stuff. Do I need the lights you had on the parts for sale?

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Marc

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<p>69 (M2 Project-stalled); 72tii (a) Taiga/ m42 swap in process;91 E30 vert; 2013 Porsche Cayenne GTS; 65 Mustang fastback 500hp+ resto mod in process ;72 Porsche 911s project; 70 2002 M2 2.5L getting closer

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Steve

I am in if the quality is as good as Just Dashes. I can drive there and deliver mine.

You need to get me an invoice for all the other stuff. Do I need the lights you had on the parts for sale?

Thanks

Marc

(949) 632-1002

hi marc, the pics of the dashes look great to me plus an faq member had his done and said it was beautiful. im sending mine in. those lights went in 5 minutes marc so they are gone. your big order should be in any minute and ill be in touch for funds once its underway. thanks

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I too would be interested in knowing what the price would be for a 1 piece.

you can use 750.00 as a baseline for an average vinyl double stitched dash. if it has huge and numerous cracks it may be a little more. if you want leather it will be more. it has to be on a dash by dash basis because of the variations but that will get you close

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do you have any pixs that are higher resolution?

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Marc

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<p>69 (M2 Project-stalled); 72tii (a) Taiga/ m42 swap in process;91 E30 vert; 2013 Porsche Cayenne GTS; 65 Mustang fastback 500hp+ resto mod in process ;72 Porsche 911s project; 70 2002 M2 2.5L getting closer

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do you have any pixs that are higher resolution?

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Marc

m1002b@yahoo.com

<p>69 (M2 Project-stalled); 72tii (a) Taiga/ m42 swap in process;91 E30 vert; 2013 Porsche Cayenne GTS; 65 Mustang fastback 500hp+ resto mod in process ;72 Porsche 911s project; 70 2002 M2 2.5L getting closer

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do you have any pixs that are higher resolution?

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Marc

m1002b@yahoo.com

<p>69 (M2 Project-stalled); 72tii (a) Taiga/ m42 swap in process;91 E30 vert; 2013 Porsche Cayenne GTS; 65 Mustang fastback 500hp+ resto mod in process ;72 Porsche 911s project; 70 2002 M2 2.5L getting closer

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