Originally Posted by truckernix
The dash itself is spot welded in to the cab. I would think it would be very complicated to remove.

If the cracking is around where the steering column mounts, I would say that is fairly common. As the front cab structure starts to fail, the cab tries to settle. It then pivots downwards with the pivot axis being the rear shackle system. At the same time the steering column get pushed lower and it is pivoting on the box in the frame at the front. The two paths appose each other and the loser is the metal on the dash near the column mount. I had to weld mine up there too.

What kind of car do you have on the rotisserie there?
Where?


Stovebolt CHEVROLET
1949 Chevrolet Suburban
Non stovebolt CHEVROLET
1958 Impala Convertible
1963 Impala Convertible
MY 1949 SUBURBAN
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