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Old 10-23-2024, 07:56 AM   #601
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Re: 67 Camaro Build

6x9s are mounted under the rear package tray with some slight modifications to these spacers that came with the speakers. Minimal modification to the car itself so we don’t create any rattles with the installation (like cutting big ol’ speaker holes in the tray).
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Old 10-26-2024, 10:33 AM   #602
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slick speaker mounting. Still have the space for a factory rear window defogger if the car had it originally as well. What are you going to do the cardboard package tray on top to let the sound come through clean?
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Old 10-27-2024, 07:51 AM   #603
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Thanks, no rear window defogger. But yes, kind of, it’s a REM brand fiberboard style from Heartbeat City Camaro (link). I’ll post a pic of the backside next time I post and you can see the speaker openings.

https://www.heartbeatcitycamaro.com/...visions-Black/



I punched the hole for the backup light intermediate wiring harness. Also, fit the package tray cover (thinking it'll look pretty good), as well as the trunk divider around the mini-tubs. That black plastic thingy mounted in the trunk is what the bazooka sub mounts to you’ll see it in upcoming posts.
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Old 10-27-2024, 11:01 AM   #604
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I did the same with my '66 Chevelle rear tray. Mine has a lot more embossing around the speaker locations and a few hours of blending the spacers to them. I have a similar cover with the mesh that has perforations for the sound to come thru.
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Old 10-30-2024, 09:32 AM   #605
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I do like these covers, imo it looks cleaner with the speakers hidden.



A little 3M 90 Contact Adhesive sprayed on both sides finished up the package tray area.
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You're braver than me, gluing the cover on over the speaker fasteners. I plan on using double sided tape, in case I need to access the screws again. Probably not much different for removal, but that 3M adhesive doesn't let go, when applied correctly.
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Package tray looks sharp! Might have to something similar in our 61 impala just because its a odd color, so will have to wrap it.
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Package tray looks sharp! Might have to something similar in our 61 impala just because its a odd color, so will have to wrap it.
What color is the interior ? Ciadella seems to have all the colors covered. I don't see premade package trays, but they sell the material to recover yours.
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You're braver than me, gluing the cover on over the speaker fasteners. I plan on using double sided tape, in case I need to access the screws again. Probably not much different for removal, but that 3M adhesive doesn't let go, when applied correctly.
Good point, cuz you know those speakers will never go bad, right?

But seriously (Knock on wood), I don’t expect to be back messing with the speaker fasteners anytime soon. I’m fairly certain they won’t come loose with the nyloc nuts that I used. Some folks may not know the tray cover is only glued along the front edge to keep it tucked nicely behind the seat back. Removal shouldn’t be bad as you won’t save the cover, cut along the front edge and slide the tray cover out. Clean the area as best as you can and repeat with a new cover, easy peasy.


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Package tray looks sharp! Might have to something similar in our 61 impala just because its a odd color, so will have to wrap it.
Thanks, I like it. Seems to be a good product, with a clean look, and a fair price.



The Bazooka sub is mounted and starting to wire the rear speakers. Made up some templates, part of the process to hopefully not f’up mounting the kick panel speakers. Need to land the speaker magnets just right to clear the lower a-pillar inner structure.
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What color is the interior ? Ciadella seems to have all the colors covered. I don't see premade package trays, but they sell the material to recover yours.
Dark Turquoise, and yeah they make a vinyl covered one. The current one in the car is the original colored cardboard and showing some age.
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