Dashtop by Northcoast Musclecar

[cwestra]

Has anyone used dash covers manufactured by Dashtop or had any dealings with a company called Northcoast Musclecar?  I am considering purchasing a dash cover for my '70 Cuda.

[Chryco Psycho]

Dashtop makes a lot of the hard mnolded plastic parts & they fit OK but you can easily see they are on the dash

[cwestra]

Dashtop makes a lot of the hard mnolded plastic parts & they fit OK but you can easily see they are on the dash

Are there better caps available out there for a reasonable price?  I'm not prepared to invest in a replacement dash yet.  This company is asking $94 for the cap.

[Chryco Psycho]

Nothing better that I know of

[cwestra]

Dashtop makes a lot of the hard mnolded plastic parts & they fit OK but you can easily see they are on the dash

CP you say they are easy to see that they are on the dash.  Can you elaborate on that a bit.  I have yet to see a cap on a car so I have no idea how obvious it would look compared with an original.  I have, however, heard people say they are pleased with the look of them.  Maybe I'm better off putting the money towards a replacement.

[MEK-Dangerfield]

It really depends on how picky you are. If your doors are open, you will notice the cap doesn't match the paint of the lower dash frame. The cap has a hard plastic feel to it. Obviously the grain won't match an original dashpad, but it doesn't look bad. I had one on my car for a couple of years before I upgraded.

  Mike