I have been looking at OEM ones, but all the pics I see don't include that damn steel bracket. Anyone bought a new one and can confirm?
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SSCR - I have no personal experience with this company, but when some parts become disco, this place seems to say they have them (not always though).....Maybe someone here could chime in to say "Amayama" is a sham or reputable company out of Japan....(remember, it's only worth my $.02, and I'm just a poor Architect!)Thanks, that's what I was worried about.
Ditto Flaa1a, I bought the dash for my 1969 and it is great. It is much better than the factory dash and I can live with the logo. May find someway to cover it up. Might put my own custom logo over it.
Great idea!Well, it took me nearly 6 years, but I did finally decide to do something about that much maligned logo. First let me say that it never did really bother me (like I said my post above), I just saw it as an opportunity. First, I tried to make my own "mini plaque" using my wife's metal stamps from Hobby Lobby but that failed miserably. Being the school teacher she is, she recommended going to a trophy shop and having one made professionally - "it's cheap" she said. Those were the magic words! Five bucks and a couple of days later I had my mini - plaque. The hardest part of the task was deciding what to put on it. Here's what I decided and how it turned out.
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Did you have to grind down the original "ADVERTISING" ( I have never bought into the seller's story about the origin of the ad) to get your plaque to sit flat in the opening?.
Much easier to just buy OEM and its only $30 more than FJ40dash one. If you are not anti FleabayProbably missed this somewhere in the discussion ... but it looks like its got a blank area where the dash light would fit? Has anyone successfully cut that portion out and installed their dash light from an oem pad? Easy or hard to do?