MkIV dash ends.

[opie.boodalatski]

Could someone please post a pic of how the dash ends are attached on the MkIV. Manual is vague IMHO.

Thanks,
Bob

[Jeff Kleiner]

They aren't attached. They simply tuck in behind the hinges. If you're using the aluminum dash cut 2" off the end of the passenger side.

Jeff

[Norm B]

As per Jeffs' instructions I recurved mine over a coffee can to match the body opening and they just friction fit. Here's a couple of pictures.

HTH

Norm

[Jim Wehr]

As per Jeffs' instructions I recurved mine over a coffee can to match the body opening and they just friction fit. Here's a couple of pictures.

HTH

Norm

Norm, Sorry to hijack but, I am intrigued by your turn signal stalk. What is that?
Jim

[Norm B]

Due to Transport Canada restrictions on kit cars there are a bunch of items we Canadians can't get with our kits. The electrical system is one of them. I used a 12 circuit hot rod kit and made up the rest of the stuff myself. I grew up on a hobby farm in BC. Cars that wore out or got too expensive to fix just got parked in the back woods of the property. While I was in the process of building my roadster I went home for a visit and stole some parts off the back woods parked 71 Volvo 144s that was the first car I drove legally on the highway.

The turn stalk was the only one I used. I ordered my kit with a blank dash and set it up in the comp configuration which left me room for the turn stalk that I had cut down and bent to fit. It self cancels due to a cancelling lug I attached to the steering shaft. Here's a You Tube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjRlKWlGeug.

Sorry for the thread drift.

Norm

[mosh1999]

Norm B. I'm liking that turn signal solution quite a lot.

[opie.boodalatski]

Great!

Thanks Y'all.

Bob