http://www.dashtop.com/products/dash-co ... 86-bmw-318
Not seen these before, may interest someone or are they turkey ?
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They may even be ok, if you have an M3.
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Just messaged them to see if they do a RHD version - unlikely but worth a pop.

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Yup, its for protecting your real dash but without looking out of place. I had one that was in a felt sort of material which I sold on a while back
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No it's for putting over a cracked dash , without doing a full dash swap, its all bonded in on top of the dash ,there is a detailed thread on the job on google I found, not for me as I've got a pristine dash but for the price and ease its probably good for sunny hot climate countries or to just pretty up a car without a big job, how good they look when done who knows, but things like this will be an option when its impossible to get hold of an un cracked dashJim320i wrote:Yup, its for protecting your real dash but without looking out of place. I had one that was in a felt sort of material which I sold on a while back

