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Mike Morgan, R&D Specialist at Danchuk, shows us the finer points of replacing the glove box on a 1955-1956 Chevy. Procedure is pretty much the same for 1957’s.
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Would this apply to a 57 ?
Sort of cheesy of Chevy? Cardboard? Love the 3-5s though, despite this.
I love these videos. When it comes to working on these cars, I need to see what it looks like! Please, please, please do a video on removing and replacing the beltline molding on a sedan.