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Found one from a member. Thanks

Can someone tell me what this is called and where I might find one? It is on the rear inside panel. There was one missing when I got the car. Thanks

To answer your question I have never had one go bad from time. The only thing that will ruin them is hot sun shine and getting a magnet close to the tape. I have original Beatles tapes from 1964 that play like new.

The biggest thing is the splice dries out. I test play mine (if I find ones to buy) and stop it at the track change splice. re-in force the splice. Also the foam pads deteriorate but they sell new ones at Kate's. But Kate at the track shack will go through them for a couple $ each or you can...

Thank you , I guess I need to bother someone for proper measurements. I do remember my cousins new 68 R/T had front speakers. His was factory 8 track.

Nope I dont have that dash frame. Mine must not be original to the car. but it is going to stay. lol

Looks the same as the one I have in my 68 charger which I think was original for the car.

Most times when that happened it was because the capstan was dirty. Same reason people used a match book under the tape. The old tape head cleaners didn't clean them very well. I use alcohol on a long Q-tip. I think I may have lost one in the last few years and it was a very loose tape.

I have original 8 track players in most of my cars. Love them! Of coarse I never got rid of my old stereo equipment In the house when the world changed to other types of equipment. I own and play over 350 8 tracks. And they sound great to this day. If you go that route (or anyone else) Kate's...

The 70 B body bucket tracks are re-produced buy a Canadian company called PG Classics. I don't know how good they are and they are expensive.

I agree I don't ever remember seeing a 68 console lid with black in the grooves. I rode a lot of miles in my cousins 68 R/T when it was new. Don't remember any black on it. A silver a long the outer edges and chrome every were else.

I put one of their radios in our chevelle. They seemed cheaply made to me. Handle with care there not built very well. Just MHO.

I did a tan to black in an entire vet interior including the carpet. Used duplicolor. Worked very well for me. Like anything the key is a clean surface to start. I think besides the super clean there is also an adhesion premotor as well. Black is the easiest to do.

I cant give you what your asking for. But I can tell you to mount your shifter first if your going with the factory unit. The round hole on the hump has to be centered where the rod goes through. Then put the brackets on the console and set it to fit the shifter frame. I couldn't find the...

Paul's chrome does great work been using them 20 + years.

Thank you good to know.

Awesome job!

Well I never did get an answer out of them on who makes the upholstery they sell so wont be dropping any of my coin at PG Classics for sure.

That is really what the post is about I guess is where there stuff is made. It seems no one on this forum has used their stuff. I think I will give them a call and try to find out and I will post my findings. Thanks