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Looking for some information on where I would go to have a "Custom Wood Dash" installed on my HHR. I live in Northeast Philadelphia. I've installed one of the simulated plastic sets, and I am not to happy. If I am going to keep this baby for a considerable long time, I want her to look the best that she can! Where would someone go to have some customized work done on their HHR in the Philadelphia area. What would such a shop be called?
Any information would be appreciated.

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GDZHHR

I'd check listings for auto upholstery. If they don't do it they should know someone who deas.

courthousedeb

If it were me looking for someone...I would attend a few car shows and ask some of the people showing their cars for references. No one better than a car buff to provide a good vendor to ya.

Daverb

I have bought a dash kit from wooddash experts and like it. I did install it myself and was not to hard to do.

http://www.wooddashexperts.com/custo...Dash-Kits.html

I bought the 55 piece set, but at the time got it on sale for a great price.

captain howdy

Reread the first part.

He has one of the plastic stick on ones like you have already. He's looking for a custom real wood dash. I don't know where the hell you would go to have someone make you a real wood dash. I don't think that’s something a normal custom shop would touch because of all the woodworking involved. You might want to try a really good carpenter.

fastsuv

When I was looking for a wood dash kit for my Suburban about 6 years ago, there was a place in Texas that actually used real wood with a thick, deep clear finish and it had self-adhesive on the back. I still have a sample at home somewhere that they sent me. I don't remember the name, but I'll look when I get home.

Steve

Daverb

Wood dash experts has real wood kits also. I bought the other so I could trace out the parts. Sometime in the future, when I am done re doing the woodwork in my house, i plan on makeing my own.

HonestBlues

You might try these folks: http://www.veneerz.com/