I got this 02 Trans Am WS6 recently and I love it! Interior isn't perfect, but I don't really care as much about how the interior is as long as the exterior is in good shape. The dash looks like it was replaced with an aftermarket piece, which I don't really care about that much. The problem is that when the sun hits the dash. It is so shiny that it makes it difficult to see and is a safety issue.
I watched a video of someone removing a dash and it looks fairly simple and just requires removing the screws from the A-pillar. I would be fine with buying a used dash from a junkyard and wouldn't even care if it was cracked. It said that there are clips as well though, so I wanted to know how I could remove the dash without breaking those clips? Here's some pictures of my dash. I couldn't get a good picture of the glare, but it looks like to me like it is aftermarket. I would even be fine with a skin potentially if I could put one over this and it wouldn't cause glare, I would be fine with that.
Also, is there any difference in fitment if I buy a used one? Or will any fourth-gen Firebird/Camaro dash fit my 02 Trans Am? My car is convertible too, but I doubt that would matter. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
Josh
I watched a video of someone removing a dash and it looks fairly simple and just requires removing the screws from the A-pillar. I would be fine with buying a used dash from a junkyard and wouldn't even care if it was cracked. It said that there are clips as well though, so I wanted to know how I could remove the dash without breaking those clips? Here's some pictures of my dash. I couldn't get a good picture of the glare, but it looks like to me like it is aftermarket. I would even be fine with a skin potentially if I could put one over this and it wouldn't cause glare, I would be fine with that.
Also, is there any difference in fitment if I buy a used one? Or will any fourth-gen Firebird/Camaro dash fit my 02 Trans Am? My car is convertible too, but I doubt that would matter. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
Josh
