Marmaduke
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If you want it to look like a 2a maybe you should sell it and buy a 2a....
Series dashboard replacement
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Fatrover
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Thats a great idea. Thats exactly what I’ll do.
Marmaduke
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Fatrover
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That would do very nicely. Mrs Fatrover might need some persuading as Ive just acquired a classic mustang.....
It’s often said the S2a is the pinnacle of series for styling etc. I had a 109 and it was a beast but just something about that setup was so nice. Loved the ignition switch with the power settings. You moved so slowly it didn’t matter what speed you’re doing. It was my first landy. In Shetland, empty single track roads etc it was brilliant. Happy days.
ciderman
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By adding a non-standard dash you are removing £hundreds from its value- but if you enjoy it- why not?
Bobsticle
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I wish mine was worth hundreds to begin with 
No worries, it’s how you like it so everyone else can FO. Tee heeI wish mine was worth hundreds to begin with
Fatrover
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Good replies folks, think I’ll leave it alone as its all original and rust free. Will live with the plastic ....l
cornish rattler
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Have you thought about re-covering your S3 dash, my son has recently re-covered the S3 dash on the landy we are selling, will post pic's later
cornish rattler
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Here we goHave you thought about re-covering your S3 dash, my son has recently re-covered the S3 dash on the landy we are selling, will post pic's later
Fatrover
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That looks very nice indeed. Might be the way to go.
Fatrover
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Off to go and try to wire in the new wiper motor now. Another drama in the making
Moorhouse2
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Apologies, slight hijack here - question to Cornish Rattler on your photo above - where did you get the roof lining with the radio and speaker mounts from or is this another home made masterpiece. Found some fibreglass ones in Scotland but they appear very expensive (£350 - £400). Might be the same ones as they look a bit similar but the speakers on the others appear further back next to driver/passender heads. Cheers....Ian
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Get one made. Two strips of ply and a hole saw and your 90% there.
Mine cost nearly twelve quid
Looks like Laselle item to me
https://www.lasalle-trim.co.uk/
https://www.lasalle-trim.co.uk/
