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tosoutherncars
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With the old Mercedes sedans, it was the heater core that was impossible to get at. The old joke was that, at the factory, they would suspend the heater by a wire, and build the car around it.
Maybe that's what they did with the Midget dash!
Maybe that's what they did with the Midget dash!
racingenglishcars
Darth Vader
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I used to do those Mercedes about one a week. Paid good money and I got it down to about 6 hours work.
The Midget is a piece of cake. You just have to have three elbows and spider fingers.
The Midget is a piece of cake. You just have to have three elbows and spider fingers.
Jim_Gruber
Yoda
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They hired the local MOWOGs to do just that. Unfortunately none around here I can hire. Got a spare fibeglass dash that I want to trade out to replace my cracked dash and the effort to remove and replace I'm having trouble justifying the effort when a dash pad covers it all up.