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what are the dimensions of a R33/34 dash?

its a good idea but I think the R32 is smaller than the others.

It might be a smaller car, but how much of that is just exterior sheet metal...? I guess what we would need are the interior measurement for each model, and perhaps a rough idea of how each dash is attached to the interior.

I would guess the the 32 and 33 would be the closest match...

The reason I bring it up is I really like the R32's, but I think the dash looks a little dated. So it would be nice to have the best of both worlds.

It might be a smaller car, but how much of that is just exterior sheet metal...? I guess what we would need are the interior measurement for each model, and perhaps a rough idea of how each dash is attached to the interior.

I would guess the the 32 and 33 would be the closest match...

The reason I bring it up is I really like the R32's, but I think the dash looks a little dated. So it would be nice to have the best of both worlds.

personally I think the dash in the 32 is ingenius - having the light switch on the dash rather than the indicator switch is good, same for the wiper controls.

The only reason I'd change the interior is that the 32 interiors are getting old and falling apart :( like mine.

edit: what's the cost of a 33/34 interior?

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