Search results for query: *

Foam and covers are available so I would hold off on replacements until have it.

On top like snake shows.

Once it's all installed and fitted properly, clean it with some 303. It will look great. Their pads are the best fitting for our cars out there but like anything take a little work to get them installed properly.

Couple more.

Just 2x4's

Watch their website as they will post it on the home page. They always do a sale around Black Friday normally 20% off and free shipping over a certain amount or something like that.

I have always ordered the Summit branded sound deadener and received Fatmat in a generic box for less $$$.

My book does not specify but I am thinking C02 is wagon only.

71 only as far as I can see. Trunk dress up is included in A76 "Brougham" package in 71 but in 72-74 it is not listed for the same package. I cannot find it as an individual option in any year but it might have been offered. Edit: Found it, C02 is the option code for cargo compartment dress up...

Here is a couple how the original in my 74 is cut.

Classic Car Speakers

Yes you have to call or email them, not on there website.

I do it on all mine. Polk Audio on my 71 and Rockford Fosgate in my 74. Easy upgrade with a modern radio. The adapter plates can be bought from Turn switch for under $15 bucks.

4 across the top under the speaker grill. Loosen the two under the kick panels. Pull the studs for the steering column, remove the 4 across the top. Now you pivot the dash forward to access the rear to disconnect wiring, speedo cable, etc. before pulling the entire dash out.

Have you tried pulling or prying under the pad opposite of the nut to put pressure on it?

Do you have a 1/4" swivel and extension? One of my favorite tools is my 1/4" swivel sockets and 2' extension.

For those I just use a nut driver.

The speaker grill has to come off to pull the dash so you will have to get it off. That speaker looks like it needs to be installed from underneath to clear properly.

Mineral spirits will clean em up.

Your original foam looks reusable. I started with foam in about the same condition. Some 1/4" and 1/2" quality high density foam to fill and firm up the needed areas helps the covers really fit well. 3M super 70 to attach the foam and install your covers.