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=== 2. Have your cracked dash recovered === PROS: * Quality — This is second on the list in terms of originality and quality. In fact, modern materials and techniques can sometimes produce a higher quality dash than those available in the 70s, though it will be less “original.” * Availability — No need to search for a new part; it’s already in your car. * Warranty — Some companies offer a lifetime warranty for their work. If it cracks, they will re-cover it for free. (See CONS for the catch.) CONS: * Effort — Still requires removal and reinstallation of the dashboard, which is a big job. * Cost — Can be expensive, sometimes even more than buying a new dash from the factory. * Downtime — The dash must be removed and taken to a shop, leaving your car unusable for days. * Originality — The recovered dash may not match the original grain pattern. * Warranty — Even if it’s free to re-cover, you’ll still need to remove and reinstall the dash yourself.
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