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Aluminum Dash Panel Overall Dimensions: 60 in. Wide x 12-1/8 in. Deep x 4-3/4 in. Face Height
555-70800
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JEGS 555-70800 Aluminum Dash Panel Features:
- Lightweight 0.040 in. thick aluminum for weight savings, good looks, and long life
- Universal design may require some trimming for optimal fit with your vehicle
- Overall dimensions: 60 in. wide x 12 1/8 in. deep x 4 3/4 in. face height
- Made in the USA with high-quality components and assembly
- Optional dash end panels are available separately
FAQ
What's The Best Upgrade to my Dash Panel?
- The best upgrade for your dash panel depends on your preferences and needs. Consider features like material, style, and additional functionalities.
Is Aluminum Good For A Dash Panel?
- Yes, aluminum is a durable and lightweight material, making it a good choice for a dash panel. It provides a sleek look and is commonly used in race car dash panels.
Specifications:
What is the distance (width) between the bead roll? What is the vertical distance from the break to the top of the bead roll on the face of the panel?
Will this dash panel fit a 1996 s10 ?
Dose it come with all the hardware to mount
Ever been used for a 89 s10 pick up?
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