> why would you cover your "center defroster vents" ?
Most cars have a grillwork to direct the airflow.
Since I don't have a comparable era car to look at
I thought the group might have an idea.
Are you implying that the dash simply covers the
ductwork and there is no grill to prevent something
from falling in?
Bob I - 17 Dec 2007 02:56 GMT
Looks like it's just a slit with diverters molded in. Pictures in the
link below. If you are interested, you could join and ask the guy that
disassembled the dash and took the pictures.
http://www.digitalcorvettes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89033
>> why would you cover your "center defroster vents" ?
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> ductwork and there is no grill to prevent something
> from falling in?
ZÿRiX - 17 Dec 2007 11:35 GMT
Are you talking about the plastic insert fin in the vent to direct the air?
here is a pic...
http://www.corvettejunk.com/PartImages2/dcp_3245.jpg

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>> why would you cover your "center defroster vents" ?
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> ductwork and there is no grill to prevent something
> from falling in?
Eagle - 17 Dec 2007 19:15 GMT
> Are you talking about the plastic insert fin in the vent to direct the air?
> here is a pic...
>
> http://www.corvettejunk.com/PartImages2/dcp_3245.jpg
That's the part I'm searching for. I'll look up their site and
see what they have. I should get a web site set up for anyone
that wants to see a frame on restoration of a 1982 Corvette.
I've got more pictures than I know what to do with.
Thank you,
David
'Key - 17 Dec 2007 16:44 GMT
>> why would you cover your "center defroster vents" ?
>
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> ductwork and there is no grill to prevent something
> from falling in?
my bad, I thought you wanted to cover the entire
"center defroster vents".
my 84 defroster vents are protected.
I need more coffee :-)
g'day to ya

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