Markuscurillious
Well-Known Member
Dad + I working on the scamp took the original al dash speaker out replaced it also patched the holes I. The front seat...did t get a lot done but it helps!!
Home for the weekend
- Thread starter Markuscurillious
- Start date
-
roccodart440
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2010
- Messages
- 6,798
- Reaction score
- 3,566
TOugh to beat the new kick panels you can buy with speakers in them.
Ahh I feel your pain of working on the front dash speaker! I did the same thing on my Scamp last Fall and it was not simple. Did you removed the passenger side defrost vent and glove box liner for better access?
Markuscurillious
Well-Known Member
Went through the dash up between the dash and heater box, removed the ducting for the defrost vents cut the old speaker out of the housing used it for a mount.
@roccodart440 yeah I’ve heard of those but wanted to keep it all original worth the extra hassle/neck pains
@roccodart440 yeah I’ve heard of those but wanted to keep it all original worth the extra hassle/neck pains
Markuscurillious
Well-Known Member
What the speaker sounds like and my dad cheezin cause we finally got that sucker in and mounted
Red's '72 Dart
Well-Known Member
How did you wire up the new speaker? I want to replace my speaker, because my factory radio still works.
Markuscurillious
Well-Known Member
Uhmmm like reached up there Took the ducting for the vents out took the gauge cluster out and surgecly put the replacement 4/8 ohm speaker up there, I wanna say up through the bottom...the replacement didn’t really fit so we cut the housing to make shift a mounting bracket and bolted the original like, mounting plate up there and connect and boom good to go...lots of being pressed on the floor between the seats and fire wall but once it’s there it’s done!
-
