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Guest Harry Connors

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Guest Harry Connors

Folks I was trying to remove the chrome trim around my instrument cluster (48 Continental) and busted the glass cover over the instruments. I have an extra instrument cluster that has a good glass but the instruments are not so nice. What is the correct way to take the glass out of the cluster? I now know that the chrome trim has metal retainers on the inside. I hate having to learn the hard way. Thanks Harry

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Guest Harry Connors

Folks, anyone have an extra to sell or know where I can obtain the glass for the instrument cluster? I need to finish up the dashboard. Thanks Harry

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Guest B1rdman

can you have a glass shop cut a new piece for you??

if not Lowes sells plexiglas you could cut and not fear it breaking

it is as clear as glass

gene

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Guest Harry Connors

Hi Gene thanks for the tip but I am stationed in Germany and the only glass shop that I know of and took it to said they could not do it because the glass was for a car! No Lowes here I am afraid. I will keep trying the ads and eBay. Thanks Harry

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Guest Harry Connors

John I sure could use one. Interesting is that both the one that came out of my 48 Continental and the spare instrument cluster both have glass and they both are busted/cracked. I will contact you off forum. Thanks Harry

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