heres my dash i am creating. I had bought this euro dash on ebay .. when i got it , it fit like crap. So i cut it in half ... and attached it to the stock dash. I am rerouting the vents as the fiberglass sticks out some (stock fiero has alot of room anyhow) i am just getting to the center console , trying to figure it out .
Wow that looks great thus far. Just a question thoe, what do you plan to do with the part right above the stock guages? It looks like a big opening up there. Other than that it looks sweet so far. I can't wait until I start mine soon.
the gagues are not bolted in .. so its actually up about an inch or two. There will be a plexiglass covering that whole part .. and blacked out where no gauges or lights are .
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Originally posted by MooCow:
Wow that looks great thus far. Just a question thoe, what do you plan to do with the part right above the stock guages? It looks like a big opening up there. Other than that it looks sweet so far. I can't wait until I start mine soon.
Thanks Ken
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Borgio Member
Posts: 221 From: Kokomo, Indiana, USA Registered: Oct 2001
It looks good so far. I really intended to do a custom dash but did the Firebird instead. The firebird door panels would move those controls back enough to be usable. Keep us posted.
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May 11th, 2004
doublec4 Member
Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
shhhh ... dont say that out loud. im going to have to redo that also . still thinking ...
Oops, sorry. I'm sure you'll get that and the center console thing worked out. It looks really cool though and you're right about there being a lot of room in the stock fiero.
I'm sure you'll get that and the center console thing worked out. It looks really cool though and you're right about there being a lot of room in the stock fiero. 
