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I have two that are broken, i can glue them but was wondering if they make replacement latch covers, they are black plastic, for the bench seat seat belts

Theres a member on here that makes an adapter to fit two round speakers in the 4x10 location, if your using the original radio which only has two wires than the 4x10 will be fine, if your going to say a retro sound radio that uses seperate channels than the dual front speaker setup would sound best

These liners are top notch 1968-1972 Mopar A-Body (Non-A/C) Replacement Glove Box (Plastic) Infortunately it says sold out, may need to contact to see when they will be back in stock

Where did you buy your leds from? I bought some from diodedynamics and installed them in my 95 bronco cluster and they dim fine

Heres the one in my demon, no measurements though

I installed one in my demon, its kind of funny though, it isnt hard to tell if the tranny is in reverse or not just by the position of the shifter

Same here man, i was looking at it like why the hell did i even put it back in the dash after the car was done lol

Some good quality, i mean you gotta tweak it slightly to get the holes lined up but I wouldn't expect it to be more maneuverable than the flimsy paper lol

Got my plastic glove box in the mail today from Apipco, very nice piece and super sturdy. Pretty quick shipping too, got mine in about 4 days. I think there is no need to tell you which is the old paper one and which is the new abs plastic one lol

Is the back of the radio sitting on the heater box?

Its all personal preference I personally like the longer hurst shifter although its in my split bench demon i think it would work well with buckets. Super comfortable to shift

Thanks! Thats what i thought of doing. I may pick up one of those plastic liners from apipco and fasten the radio to it similar to what you have done

Got any pics of it in the glove box? Thanks!

Not sure but it lists two separate ones on their site

just letting everyone know I contacted apipco and the 68-72 a body plastic glove box liners are still available. Also available for 68-72 with A/C Ive thought about replacing my poor paper liner with one 1968-1972 Mopar A-Body (Non-A/C) Replacement Glove Box (Plastic)

Which unit do you have?

Would you happen to have pics? How do you like it? I thought about getting a abs plastic glove box liner and maybe mounting a radio in there

has anyone done a hidden radio install? In glove box or under seat?

I doubt that. If you want bass put two 6x9 in the rear package tray or put two 10's in the trunk

Contacted greg ward at wards radio. Only a one year warranty? Wont get a dime from me. A one year warranty for almost 500 bucks? No bueno. :wtf: Think im just gonna get a $100 alpine unit and mount it hidden. I guarantee that alpine unit will out last any of these classic radio manufacturers...

Retro sound makes a radio that fits in the factory dash. But stay far away from them they sell chinese junk for a premium price, go ahead ask me how i know. Bought one for my demon 4 years ago and its tore up 3 times. Once they fixed it and then they replaced it, about every 8 months it tears...

Definitely helps

Warranty any good? I installed a retrosound radio and it has been sent back twice for repairs. Seems like these 400 dollar radios are junk.

I say black, white looks good but hard to keep clean. Black always looks good

Hows the door gap? May be able to be tweaked a bit, hows the panel fasten? With those little spring clips?

May be better off just mounting the head unit under the dash, thanks for the pics

Hmmmm enough room begind there to mount the radio flush in the liner?

Anyone know if there is enough room behind there to install a aftermarket radio in the plastic liner?

Hmmmm seems like i need to ditch my 5hitty retrosound radio, install the factory motorolla back in the dash, then pick up one of those plastic liners and get me a nice alpine head unit to mount in there

They appear to be, if youd like i could take a pic of my radio