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Lobster
Re: Siliva Dash
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There was a yellow ute with black and multicoloured tray, in some magazine a few years ago that had a silvia dash in it.
Don't remember how far into they went and I have way too many magazines to look through and find it...
But yeah, anything is possible... Depends on how much work and resources you have...

Posted on: 2003/7/16 10:45
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DVLDAT
Re: Siliva Dash
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yeah it is possile using the dash as in instrument! part only... when running a ca18det computer u just have 2 hook dash up 2 it! mate had it done in 1200 ute! looks neat! im thinkn of making up custum dash autometer with metal like serounds.. much more reliable!

Posted on: 2003/7/16 8:29
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matbighat
Re: Siliva Dash
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It's been done in a 510. Click

Posted on: 2003/7/16 4:47
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YRL05S
Re: Siliva Dash
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I have seen one in a CA18DET 120Y,when he said he used the whole front cut he wasn't lying. Looked like a lot of work though.

Posted on: 2003/7/16 4:42
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tsillay
Re: Siliva Dash
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Well, in the 'anythings possible' vein, I guess you could....
The Silvia is substantianly wider than a 1200, so if you didnt want to take a hacksaw to the dash you'd have to run it lengthways between the front seats, or praps just keep the front windows wound down....


Posted on: 2003/7/16 1:18
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Tom
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is it true that you can fit a silvia dash in a 1200?

Posted on: 2003/7/16 0:59
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