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>pieces. Yes I say pieces because my uncle had this beauty in his field >over fou years and thought nothing of removing the bottom of the dash >with a crowbar for the radio. Which was broken anyway....My Is that the bottom (Steel) portion of the dash?? If so you will never find a new one. My advice would be to scour your local wrecking yards (Sawzall in hand) and remove a suitable donor dash from an otherwise basketcase car. Then you can cut out your old dash and wend in the new one. It will be a fiar amount of work, but hey, arent they worth it?? Boyd Drew 1965 Notchback 1500s boyddrew@us.ibm.com http:\\www.geocities.com/motorcity/7151