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#1092073 03/18/2015 3:02 AM
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Might possibly be the simplest thing, but how in the world does a person remove the glove box from the task force years? I've got 55 2nd GMC. Can you remve and replace? I've just about destroyed my original one and it's still in place. Thanks.


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just remove the screws from around the inside of the door and gently push it out the back and out from under the dash, may have to wiggle it a bit to get it free, but it IS 60 year old cardboard material, so it may not come out real easy OR in one piece. also, if you have a heater you may need to pull the heater to get a glovebox in or out



hope this helps and isn't confusing,

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rbs56 #1092183 03/18/2015 8:23 PM
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That's a good one, I want the glove box out so I can see the heater fan motor better. Box won't clear fan motor, so I thought I was missing something, thanks.


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You should be able to pull it out the front. Turn it side ways as far as you can & pull it out by the end. It will bust up if its the old original. There is reproduction ones available. I just put in Vintage Air & it has a little skinny one that comes in the kit. The A/C unit takes all the space.

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