OzzyTom

The fit around the wheel arches is pretty snug, and holds the bottom edge well.
I used a couple of L shaped metal brackets secured in each top corner and one in top centre of panel.
It works well, and I think it looks clean and tidy.
Maintains good accessible space behind the seats and it doesn't interfere with the convertible top when tucked away either.

1SGRET

Please send to: dwdet10@yahoo.com

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GREGG-73

Good point!!!!!!!!!!!!! This thread is useless without photo's. Buyer's have to actually see what they are about to purchase. Maybe, the OP has had a run of bad luck and will post up some photo's in the future.

Lets give him the benefit of the doubt.

KJL

I am surprised to see this thread alive and well after 8 years.

thegazman

I built a speaker enclosure for the back of my 79 out of plywood with internal baffles to match the design of the speakers. I designed the enclosure to sit behind the wheel wells which holds it in place. I covered it with foam back headliner material, but matching carpet could also be used. I had to turn my bass down as I could feel the sounds waves on the back of my head. The enclosure cost me about $10 for the material to cover it and I used scrap 3/4" plywood. A lot of sound for a little money.

eagle275

good ideas. We always talk about this.

sweeet76

Robinsonimaging@hotmail.com

Thanks,
Bill

taz7nads

add me to the list!
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eagle275

me too kbwalker@triad.rr.com Thanks!