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I've had a similar problem after removing/refitting the cabs on my Dash 9s - I remove them to install the number boards/headlight glazing parts as there's more room available to fit these with the cab off the shell. I found that sometimes the cab moulding doesn't fit back quite right, sometimes a little "tweaking" with a file/craft knife is needed to get it to sit back in properly. I'd suggest removing (unclipping) the cab (follow the kit instructions) and refitting it. <br /> <br />As far as detail parts are concerned, Details West have a good range - take a look at the Dash 9s on their website (Athearn models superdetailed with their components) http://www.detailswest.com is the address.
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