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fred
My 2004 Sebring Touring Convertible has been a great car so far
(23,000 miles with just two minor trips back to the dealer). I think
that I will keep this car for a while and would like to spruce up the
dash and door panels with a wood dash kit as the dash and doors are
rather plain compared to the Limited model. I know that these
aftermarket wood kits are easy to snap into place in the places where
there is no trim other than the molded plastic panel. However, I want
to know......on the part of the dash that has Chrysler's dash trim
(which on the Touring model is sort of a cheap looking houndtooth
pattern, how do I get those pieces off without damaging the dash? I
don't want to ruin anything just for upgrading the dash trim.
Instructions please???
Thanks,
Fred
(23,000 miles with just two minor trips back to the dealer). I think
that I will keep this car for a while and would like to spruce up the
dash and door panels with a wood dash kit as the dash and doors are
rather plain compared to the Limited model. I know that these
aftermarket wood kits are easy to snap into place in the places where
there is no trim other than the molded plastic panel. However, I want
to know......on the part of the dash that has Chrysler's dash trim
(which on the Touring model is sort of a cheap looking houndtooth
pattern, how do I get those pieces off without damaging the dash? I
don't want to ruin anything just for upgrading the dash trim.
Instructions please???
Thanks,
Fred