New dashboard and dashboard with hole for screen
01-30-2005, 06:15 AM
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New dashboard and dashboard with hole for screen
Well right now my dashboard looks like this right now:
But i want to either sell it to my friend or to one of you guys. You would not have to cut out a hole for a screen
How much is this thing worth?
Maybe i'll just keep my dashboard with the cut for screen and sell the extra OEM dash I have.
How much is a resonable price for the cut dash?
How much is a resonable price for the OEM dash?
But i want to either sell it to my friend or to one of you guys. You would not have to cut out a hole for a screen
How much is this thing worth?
Maybe i'll just keep my dashboard with the cut for screen and sell the extra OEM dash I have.
How much is a resonable price for the cut dash?
How much is a resonable price for the OEM dash?
01-30-2005, 09:27 AM
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Why would I want to buy a dash with a hole in it? if I wanted to put a hole in my dash, it seems a lot easier to put a hole in the dash that's already installed than to take the whole thing out and replace it with yours, and then have an extra dash lying around. I don't think you'll get anything for your dash, but that's just me.
01-30-2005, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Saki GT' date='Jan 30 2005, 12:27 PM
Why would I want to buy a dash with a hole in it? if I wanted to put a hole in my dash, it seems a lot easier to put a hole in the dash that's already installed than to take the whole thing out and replace it with yours, and then have an extra dash lying around. I don't think you'll get anything for your dash, but that's just me.
I would do what the original poster did and buy "a dash with a hole in it" while retaining my OEM one for when I sell the car.
I'd put an AVIC N1 or something similar in it and just transfer it to my next car... then pass the dash with the hole in it on to someone else while replacing the dash with the stocker.
04-23-2009, 10:05 AM
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I have bought a few dashes in prefect shape (reads no holes) for 100-150. They sell for 450 new from the dealer.
Personally, I would buy the cheapest dash i could find. With or without a hole that suited my needs for the install I had planned. I would lean to the without a hole dash is the price was equal or close. Just safter to cut the hole once and get it right then to hope the hole in the used dash was in the right location if my plan was to install something larger.
Saki GT, I did not think it was too harsh, it was blunt and top the point.
Personally, I would buy the cheapest dash i could find. With or without a hole that suited my needs for the install I had planned. I would lean to the without a hole dash is the price was equal or close. Just safter to cut the hole once and get it right then to hope the hole in the used dash was in the right location if my plan was to install something larger.
Saki GT, I did not think it was too harsh, it was blunt and top the point.
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