Does Any Company Still Make TBI Caprice Dash Covers?

I got a really nice dashpad from the JY last weekend and I want to protect it. Does anyone know any companies still making carpet dash covers? I did a google, but diddnt turn up much.

I'll take mine off and see if there's a brand name on it or something for you tomorrow.

Stingroo wrote:

I'll take mine off and see if there's a brand name on it or something for you tomorrow.

Thanks man!

Or, hell. Now I guess. I have a flashlight.

No pressure

I always buy a (and have the same brand in the OCC) Dash Designs cover...

http://www.dashdesigns.com/

Yeah, no brand on the underside of mine. Sorry man.

Try J.C.Whitney catalog and or website as they had the best selection of all the mail-order
stores.
Take Care
Jim Gordon

Doesn't dashmat.com still make these?

Ok...here is a Dashmat.com mat (one of the 1st I ever bought...) Note the thickness and how the pass airbag is cut out.




Now, here is the Dash Design mat....its really about the same price...but a lot higher quality IMO. Shot of the one in my RMS (just put it on...so not fully flat yet) Have the same one in my '96 too.




My OCC has one from the same company, just nicer quality material IMO. They do make one for the TBI Caprice.

Wow those are nice. Thanks for the heads up. Just checked their site. They do make one for the TBI cars. Going to order one next week.

I made mine with a sheet.

Not to hijack, but if you don't mind me asking: what kind of paint did you use to go over the wood grain pieces from the dash surround? I want to do a similar look with mine, and I like that a lot.

Hey Chris your interior is identical to mine and I swapped the door switch bezels for the
woodgrain ones from a Caprice and it really made a difference.That console and seats
make quite a difference too.Do you miss the leather at all?
Jim Gordon

Yo Carlo can you make me one just like that one to fit an OCC?Did you use glue to hold the
edges down because it sure fits nice.
Jim Gordon

It took just an hour, used alittle spray glue and a staple gun. dont even think you need glue if you pull hard and staple sides you do not see. just take it off very easy.

the spray cans I used was just any thing I found, scuff pad, little mist of primer and spray color, light coats. I am looking in the garbage for a blue leather sofa lol. maybe do my roof and panels next.