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Date Posted: 15:32:52 11/14/02 Thu
Author: Harry
Subject: Re: Interior Panel
In reply to: Dasher 's message, "Interior Panel" on 10:56:14 11/14/02 Thu

>I am trying to remove the center wood trim panel (the
>one by the clock that stretches from driver to pass.
>side) how do you remove it? I saw the screw next to
>the clock but it doesnt want to come off and O dont
>want to breakt he panel, please help.
>Thanks
>DASHER

There are two wing nuts behind the panel, you have to take the glove box out to access them, also, there is another screw on the far right side behind that air duct. I tried to remove one out of my old car and it broke because I didnt know about the wing nuts.

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