Dashboard for newer cars not aviable from dealer any longer

I drive a 2003 buick la sabre that the dashboard has misformed its self because of heat and dealer cannot provide a new replacement part. Any ideas on new old stock suppliers or any thing else that would help

My neighbors 94 Ford pick up only had 50,000 miles on it when the dash failed. It now has about 60,000 on it but the wrecking yard dash shows 170,000.

I drive a 2003 buick la sabre that the dashboard has misformed its self because of heat and dealer cannot provide a new replacement part. Any ideas on new old stock suppliers or any thing else that would help

I suspect that if you could find an N.O.S. dash, you'd be shocked at the price. A wrecking yard is likely your only option.

Try these guys

http://www.justdashes.com/Index.htm

Try these guys

http://www.justdashes.com/Index.htm

If the problem is the dash PAD, this is an option. Just don't expect much change back from a $1,000 bill. If the problem is the dash FACE, you are out of luck.

We had a dash pad done for a '62 Bonneville. Cost with shipping was nearly $1200 but beautiful work.

Trade it in on one with a good dash.

Yep, collector cars are an expensive hobby; always have been.

Bernie

Yep, collector cars are an expensive hobby; always have been.

Bernie

And the non-collector cars can even be more expensive and probably always will be.

Don't give up hope. Newer NOS parts are dead weight for alot of sellers who specialize in older parts like myself. I often sell Newer parts that list for Hundreds of dollars for 10 cents on the dollar just to move them. I don't want to be an antique by the time the part becomes one and is worth something. Big parts are the worse because of the space they take up and the chance of them getting damaged in storage.

If you can find the part number for what you are looking for. Try the parts voice It's a site to find Obsolete parts in dealer's inventories across the US.

Good luck.