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or do i have to cut rivets or how do i get it out to clean it up?

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I believe it is very similar to my 1940 and it came out. You just have to locate all the braces to the firewall and screws at the top of the dash.

I don't remember the details, but mostly because it came out pretty straight forward.


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ok, thanks bill

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Bill is correct it has screws and bolts but it does come off, I removed mine and painted it.

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I have mine out repairing a chip I created replacing the gauges. I just looked at it. There is six screws on the top underneath windshield to remove, windshield regulator needs removed, steering wheel brace and a bolt on each side at the bottom. Tilt the dash out at the bottom and lift up as it has a lip that fits over the windshield area. Mine came out pretty easy. Good luck and have fun.
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You forgot one Dan, there is also a brace from the firewall to the bottom of the dash right in the center :-)


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You're right ! I stand corrected


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