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@Stan Galat posted:
Complete aside-- but where can a guy get a set of those rubber dash-pad bumpers?

You may be interested in these pics that I have saved from the internet.

I had considered the method above because I wanted a thinner, more original looking dash pad. However, I ended up ripping the original CMC rubber in half on a band saw to reduce the thickness. Then I embedded some T-bolts (made from elevator bolts) into the rubber for attaching (see below). The pics above may be an even better and easier solution.

I didn't really answer your question, but maybe this is useful info.

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