[quote name='ds968' date='Apr 22 2006, 06:57 PM']It arrived, it's in place, it looks good...BUT...the cut-outs leave a tiny bit more room around some areas of the instruments panel and the knobs than I would have liked. I did not take a photo yet ( may be will do that tomorrow). The spaces I'm talking about would not show up on the picture anyway- it's probably less than a mm, yet still enough to bug me just a little. My MBZ dash trim fits all the way under the knobs and switches, so it has far less of that "applied on" appearance to it. Of course it had to be done that way on the 968 in order to accomodate the numerals around some of the knobs but that, coupled with the cut outs around the "phantom switces" where only the black plastic shows trough, are details that stand out a bit too much. As does the clock area now ( I'm going to contact them to see if I can get a spare piece of the material to fill in that area and the missing switches spaces )
Maybe it's one of those things you just get used to <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/dry.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> I suppose...
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Dan, looks great. It looks similar to my kit ,with the pattern called - Lorenzo Burl. When I ordered mine I told them what switches I had and did not have; they left the shifter area solid in the areas that I did not have switches. I would make a call and ask them if they could re-cut that piece with the areas that you do not have switches uncut.
If it really bothers you, this will solve the problem without a lot of work involved. If they can not do this, ask for plugs to place over the vacant switch locations, similar to the ones used on the ends of the dash piece.
