When I did mine I was putting in a new rear window also. I had the glass man
come out and pull the old one out. With the rear glass out it was much easier
to work on the rear package shelf. When I had the shelf in place he came back
and set the window. Worked out good. Also if you have bucket seats, if you
take out the passenger side bucket it will give you more room to maneuver when
you take out the rear seat. I made a tool out of square tubing that is
t-handled and has a notch on the other end. This is handy for getting the rear
seat bottom to release from the catches in the floor. Also the upper seat back
will fight you sometimes. I have had fair success by grabbing the bottom and
rocking it back and forth while trying to lift up on it. The fact that you
are not installing speakers should simplify this project somewhat. Good
luck !!
Ted
Frank Gondermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am looking for some guidance on replacing the package tray on
my 69 SS. I have the new one as well as new insulation for underneath. Any
guidance on making this job as easy as possible is greatly appreciated. At
this time I will not be installing any rear speakers, if that makes a
difference.
Thanks in advance!
Frank Gondermann
ACES Member # 7312
1969 Chevelle SS
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