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Rip: If you take a look at post #375 it would seem that you need to need to: 1 - take the metal slotted strip off the back of the seat, and 2 - install the seat back that you had made, and 3 - layout the cover on top of the seat back with the ventilation hole facing down, and the top flush...

Well that's really interesting. I wonder if it changed from 65-66-67? Just looking at how far that protrudes out from the back of the seat, I think my convertible top bow would hit that. I have about 2 inches clearance from the back of the seat to the top bow when the top is folded into the...

Well that soft flap cover looks more like what would have been available in 66/67. I worry about the clearance between it and the bow of the convertible top when it is fully down. Does it land on top of the cover or? I find it strange that will all my searches for photos of my 67 300 I have...

Yes I am on that road! I laughed at your thread for removing the rear quarter window regulators in these convertibles. Waiting on some roller brackets for mine. I saw the ad for Classic Industries speaker cover but with no photo as well. If they post a photo I might order one, see if I get...

No, the speaker is not grounded. I have a connection with 2 spades into the speaker itself, which runs down the inside of the seat and comes out the bottom of the seat above the reverb unit. There is a connection there for each wire, so you can unplug easily if you have to take the rear seat...

I also have the reverb unit in mine, what do you want to know? Cam

My metal trim piece has 11 screws and the rear seat panel board itself has an additional 2 on each end and 2 more under the speaker cover. Now I do not know if they are all original but they look like they are. The speaker cover has a flat insert on the top that has predrilled holes in it that...

Did your 66 have the oval speaker cover that goes over the back of the speaker? I have found one, and repaired it and installed it, not the best but better than the gaping speaker hole in the rear of the seat! At least I think so. It is a really flimsy plastic job, but I am told it is correct...

It goes underneath the slotted strip on my 67 and held in by the same screws that attach the strip. Camshaft

That is outstanding! Love to hear some details on your engine build. Camshaft