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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: sdkar on September 26, 2007, 02:53:52 PM
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I would like to add a factory dash clock to my 69 Camaro. What is the procedure in doing this to a non-clock car? I am sure I have to cut the panel. Any advice on anyone who has done this? Anything I need to know to avoid ruining my dash bezel?
Steve
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Here's a template for the cutout I found at www.camaros.net .
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There are also some plastic tabs on the dash part that need 2 special push on studs to mount the clock from behind.
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There are also 2 metal clips (with hole for screw) that clip on the top edge of the dash that hold the lens on at the top. (I have a couple of these) I also have a couple of the stud tabs, although most of the ones I've seen have a push on clip that takes a screw to hold clock to dash. I usually make the cutout with a hot knife but a coping saw would work, go slow.
Sam
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Does anyone have a pic of the dash bezel for a console clock but with the clock removed. I have the template above but seeing an actual bezel with the cutout will help me from cutting mine up incorrectly. Post pic here or email pic to sdkar@bellsouth.net
Thanks,
Steve
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I will try and take the needed pictures in a day or so. What all do you want pictures of? I have my complete dash panel out so I can get whatever you need.
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