Doing a 2003+ sunfire dash?
never really thought about years. is it harder to do the newer ones?
not really, just strip a sunfire interior til you have everything you want/need and take everything from the cavy, and swap it over
make sure you get the metal frame underneath the large lower dash piece. Also try to grab the metal tab behind the door panels. The door panel piece isn't as important, but it helps keep the door rigid. The dash piece is important. You can't do it without that. Also, the rear window pieces don't fit from sunfire to cavalier because the rear glass is shaped diferent. Other then that everything is 100% swappable and very easy to do.
What's with the random green crap?
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the lemur wrote:make sure you get the metal frame underneath the large lower dash piece. Also try to grab the metal tab behind the door panels. The door panel piece isn't as important, but it helps keep the door rigid. The dash piece is important. You can't do it without that. Also, the rear window pieces don't fit from sunfire to cavalier because the rear glass is shaped diferent. Other then that everything is 100% swappable and very easy to do.
alright and yea i figured the rear window pieces wouldnt fit because of what you had mentioned about the glass. but everything else that i can swap is being swapped.
Club Teh Jeffie wrote:What's with the random green crap?
the random green "crap" is the covers for the springs on the seats i painted em green to match the vents that are already painted, that will change of course when i start on the dash/door panel swap.
