I am thinking well above six hundred. Could even make old retail plus as well. If I owned a really good car with a cracked blue dash. Other than a good one out of a wreck or doner that has lost some of it's life this might be it. Anyways we will see in a few days.

It looks just like a new "blue" dash, same grain and color as the rest of the interior. I got the whole "Sem" kit, cleaner, "pre paint conditioner" and a can of "shadow Blue". You want too be sure that all the silicon is removed before painting.

I'm in between cameras right now so you'll have to "visualize", dont visualize any cracks

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1979 240D 5 spd, 40K on engine rebuild
1994 Dodge/Cummins, 5 spd, 121K
1964 Allice Chalmers D15 tractor
2014 Kubota L3800 tractor
1964 VW bug

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I may even have another good dash from the TD parts car... not sure about it though, it's an 80

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It sold for $778.00. Wow!

The ad says OEM, not NOS. NOS can be cool, depending on the manufacturer.

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Edited: I thought that NOS always meant reproductions. Apparently this is not the case. Still, be careful of anything labeled NOS and not OEM.

yea

NOS- New Old Stock

I would say its NOS since it is of course new old stock and an OEM part


I'd just like the box

This is what Wikipedia thinks too, but I have seen parts labeled NOS for old American cars that were not old stock. They were reproductions using OEM or OEM-spec presses. All I'm saying, I suppose, is buyer beware.

yea