Installed a Wood Dash trim kit today....
03-12-2004, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Nothing says it better than a wood dash kit in a tan leather interior of a Bonneville. Well done. That rosewood burlwood looks a hell of a lot better than my simple walnut stuff.
Go wood!!!
Go wood!!!
03-12-2004, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
I love it.... Do thay have that for a 95 Bonneville... 
http://www.woodtrim.com
I got my kit for ~$200 with free shipping. I've bought two other kits from these guys, they have good stuff at great prices.
03-12-2004, 10:21 PM
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Thanks all for the compliments!! 
You guys can do this too....
The kit was about ~$200 with shipping. You can get them from a variety of sources. I've had great luck with Joshua Tree Wood Trim (www.woodtrim.com). You can choose the type of wood you want (I went with something called "African Rose") and I finally installed it today.
You will want to tell whatever company you order with....
1) Whether or not you have Heads Up Display
2) Whether or not you have Premium Audio
Both of these need cutouts in the wood if you have them.
Application is fairly simple. Apply rubbing alcohol to all pieces that are going to have the trim applied. After the alcohol, apply 3M Primer (included with kit) to all surfaces. Then, test fit each piece. Then, take off the backing, and very CAREFULLY apply the piece. Once its on there, theres no turning back!! (Well you can, but you might break the piece in the process and leave a mess behind).
I also installed a mirror compass, but I'll post that on another day
Its a nice little mod to enhance the inside. Any questions just ask...
You guys can do this too....The kit was about ~$200 with shipping. You can get them from a variety of sources. I've had great luck with Joshua Tree Wood Trim (www.woodtrim.com). You can choose the type of wood you want (I went with something called "African Rose") and I finally installed it today.
You will want to tell whatever company you order with....
1) Whether or not you have Heads Up Display
2) Whether or not you have Premium Audio
Both of these need cutouts in the wood if you have them.
Application is fairly simple. Apply rubbing alcohol to all pieces that are going to have the trim applied. After the alcohol, apply 3M Primer (included with kit) to all surfaces. Then, test fit each piece. Then, take off the backing, and very CAREFULLY apply the piece. Once its on there, theres no turning back!! (Well you can, but you might break the piece in the process and leave a mess behind).
I also installed a mirror compass, but I'll post that on another day
Its a nice little mod to enhance the inside. Any questions just ask...
03-13-2004, 08:01 AM
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That looks excellent! That'* one mod I will have to do for sure (once I get the $$$).
I really do miss the wood trim in my 97. (My 91 has it and I love it).
That looks excellent! That'* one mod I will have to do for sure (once I get the $$$).
I really do miss the wood trim in my 97. (My 91 has it and I love it).
