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toysrrus
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Howdy folks,
I did a "Nut & Bolt" on a `58 MGA. This is the way I did it as well. Installed the guages, switches, wiring etc. while on the bench & then Installed the completed Ass`y. onto the car.
It sure makes life easier while its off the car!!
By the way Jack; "It looks just Outstanding"!!!!!!!
Regards, Russ
I did a "Nut & Bolt" on a `58 MGA. This is the way I did it as well. Installed the guages, switches, wiring etc. while on the bench & then Installed the completed Ass`y. onto the car.
It sure makes life easier while its off the car!!
By the way Jack; "It looks just Outstanding"!!!!!!!
Regards, Russ
Kiwi63mk1midge
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I installed the dash on my Mk1 Midget with the instruments in no problem. It is easier to install some of the other stuff - windscreen wipers, vents and the padded crash rail - before the dash goes in rather than later. Then make sure everything works before you put the seats in!
