Has anyone used "Cheyenne Pickup Parts" dash pad?

[57NAPCO]

If so how was the quality and fit? I've heard they are one of the better replacement dash pad providers.
Thanks

[superdav]

im interested as well

[gmachinz]

I sent them an email with specific questions I have about them....I'll post what they have to say.

[N2TRUX]

I dont know about "Cheyenne Pickup Parts" dash pad, but I can attest to what Chris Lucas sells. Contact Capt Koas for parts that work.

[Warrens69GMC]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...2&postcount=23

[57NAPCO]

Originally Posted by Warrens69GMC

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...2&postcount=23

Thanks, a bit more info...

"Dash pad arrived Friday as expected but I only had a few minutes to even look at it. The pad felt real solid out of the box, no wet noodle feeling like the urethane pads. Saturday morning I removed the old pad, cleaned, and waxed the dash. The install of the trim and a/c parts on the pad went super easy, no problem with the studs and speed nuts like I've had in the past. Next was the install of the new pad, and it literally fell into place. No trimming, no in and out, no fighting, it actually fit the dash very well. The fit around the window, and VIN area was very good, the area around the speakers and bezel was OK, but I new that from the beginning."

"I would give the Cheyenne pickup parts dash pad a solid B+ and while they're not as good as OEM, for $400 shipped to door, I'm real pleased. After a little more detailing inside the cab, I'm calling the phase complete."

[ultrahd4me]

57NAPCO I see someone already linked my build thread for you. I was very pleased with the dash pad. I have used several of the urethane pads also with good results. If your truck is outside keep or daily driver, I would recommend the urethane dash because they will not crack. If its real nice or a garage keep then yes I would recommend the Cheyenne dash pad. If you need any detailed info please hit up.