I am thinking a piece of tape and JB Weld will fix you right up. For a repair that small I wouldn't bother with a regular welder. If you haven't used it before, give it a try. It is great stuff.

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Hi, I am new to this board. I had the same problem when i got my first 68 the radio part of the dash was completelty cut out and somebody made a custom plate and bolted it in, after i got it cut out the rest of the way i put a newer cd player in it but heres the sad part i let my friend driver the truck a week later and i was with him but we were on a country road and he saw a deer and swerved and we wrecked into a 10-12 foot ditch at about 50-60 something miles an hour i didn't have a speedometer. it really hurt but we were ok. here is a pic of it, bye

[QUOTE]There would be two more smaller holes for the screws that held the cover, one above and one below, if it was the ejection seat switch.


I got an ejection seat, hehehe ;)

here is the way mine was when i got it

this is now. i have a 12 disc changer that i may put in.

one more

hey xxl,for christmas (today) i got a porta cable tiger saw, argh argh argh(in tim allens Tool Time voice) cant wait to cut soething up wtih it!

my hole on the left was for a push button start, and there used to be a light under it for the generator they had in back.:confused:

The Binford 8000? Argh argh argh... sounds like it's dash cuttin' time! :D

Kenneth

i am gonna get some of these blades that my friends dad who is fire chief got us, they are search and rescue blades that i dontknow if public can get or not, but i think i could slice thrugh a civic frame and all in about 3 minutes

I have had 3 trucks with that hole to the right of the dash bezel , and all 3 were wired with switches for auxillary gas tank to run gas gauge

well this is a swb step originally, so i doubt there was aux tanks, my 72 has aux tank i bet it has a hole or switch or somethign thre, cant remember. maybe the dash was taken out of a truck with aux tanks?