Removed the dash and instrument panel on a 1967 Lincoln Continental
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2020
- Dash removal is not needed for the headlight switch, I am going through so more items for inspection and just wanted to show people what it looks like and what they can expect. It wasn’t that bad, just a few screw and a little wiggling from each side and pay attention to those hook/connections on the forward part of the dash that aren’t visible when installed.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
Thanks for your time
Thank you.Its the same on my 68 Lincoln,
Thanks for making this videos. I'm getting ready to buy a 67 Lincoln!
Nice video, just removed my entire dash as well to get radio rebuilt and dash redone. Shitty part was I had my cell phone stolen with all my pics for reference for reinstall. Gonna be a tough install now
I was honestly surprised with how easy it was to remove
@@tx_reds2426 yep, just allot of bolts n screws so Made a weekend of it.
Thanks for posting this, I'm planning to take off my dash as well. How did you solve the problem with the leakage on the windshield gasket?
I took it to my local glass shop and they removed and replaced sealant. However it was nerve-racking because I had to sign a waiver stating they were not responsible for breaking windshield because it is a possibility. They explained the options and I eventually signed waiver with no issues but I would make sure you have a clear understanding with whatever shop you go to if you want them to reseal.
Thanks for posting this video. So I attempted to remove the dash on my 67 following your steps and the shop manual, but no luck getting it to lift off Did you have to remove the A-pillar trimming?
No sir, I DID NOT have to remove my pillars. I do remember that those clips was a pain to get off I had to hinge upward as I pulled. Hope this helps
@@tx_reds2426 good to know! Thanks for the response and posting the video. Now I know it’s not a pain just for me lol
Thanks man, doing same thing here on 66', I'm scared I'm going to brake something
Great video. Why do you have a 66 steering wheel?
its a 67, the previous owner "tried" to fix the big rubber bumper in the middle and broke it beyond repair. I honestly dont like the look of it anyways so I left it off. I love the way the steering wheel looks on the 66