Interior panel

[polara383500]

Where can you get these panels at?

 

[LocuMob]

Another car, or someone may have something on ebay, if you can't find one here. Place a Wanted ad in the For Sale forums.

 

[polara383500]

Yeah I like music I didn’t want to put a speaker in that piece if I couldn’t get another one down the rd!

 

[LocuMob]

Wireless speakers are always an option. Then you're not cutting up any unoptainium parts.

 

[polara383500]

Wireless speakers are always an option. Then you're not cutting up any unoptainium parts.

That’s where I was going to mount them cut the hole and screw them in!

 

[LocuMob]

Unless you can get some off a parts car, I wouldn't touch them.

 

[FURYGT]

Where can you get these panels at?

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You can get them at my house. I think the ones that I have are even the same color. Email me at;

w c o r cor a N at S net dot NET

 

[CBODY67]

Considering how FEW C-body convertibles that Chrysler built, it might be better to look for front kick panel panels (that are not limited to convertible body styles). Seems like there is room for a 4x6 speaker on each side? Maybe one of the newer "component" speakers with the tweeters you mount away from the main speaker, too? Such a kick panel location would offer more protection from "the elements" and probably provide better spatial imaging, side to side, I suspect . . . if that's a consideration.

Just some thoughts,
CBODY67

 

[polara383500]

Considering how FEW C-body convertibles that Chrysler built, it might be better to look for front kick panel panels (that are not limited to convertible body styles). Seems like there is room for a 4x6 speaker on each side? Maybe one of the newer "component" speakers with the tweeters you mount away from the main speaker, too? Such a kick panel location would offer more protection from "the elements" and probably provide better spatial imaging, side to side, I suspect . . . if that's a consideration.

Just some thoughts,
CBODY67

Where can I find the front kick panels?

 

[CBODY67]

I suspect in parts cars. They probably fit from '65-'68 C-bodies and should also be a low-request item at the salvage yards, which might equate into lower costs. A few screws hold them on, so easy to remove and install. Would probably have to unbolt the parking brake mechanism on the lh side, though.

Take care,
CBODY67

 

[LocuMob]

I have spares.