Package trays
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Package trays
Has anyone replaced their package tray? I see OPG has various ones - are their any other suppliers for these and how is the fitment?
Thanks, Ross
Thanks, Ross
RossK73- Donating Member
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I went to the local upholstery shop and bought the material and made my own. Used the old one for pattern. Fits great!
fasrnur- G3GM Enthusiast
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fasrnur wrote:I went to the local upholstery shop and bought the material and made my own. Used the old one for pattern. Fits great!
Me too. They ship those things as oversize so you end up paying just as much for shipping as the part. I used the old cardboard, some foil backed insulation stuff for floors and covered it in some material from Michaels. Worked great.
Damon23- G3GM Member
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RossK73 wrote:Has anyone replaced their package tray? I see OPG has various ones - are their any other suppliers for these and how is the fitment?
Thanks, Ross
My Car came with one from OPG and will be installing it as soon as we get out of this cold weather and rain with the rest of the Interior
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1977 Chevelle SE x2
One Mild original
one Wild NON original
Anthony
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My Dad picked one up for mine before I took ownership. I guess it's been about 6 years. Initial fit was good and quality seemed fine, but the board is wrinkled now. I think the cause is not from the quality of the part, but a rain water leak into the trunk. The south Texas heat after a rain steamed it and now it looks like this


rosco77- G3GM Member
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Thanks for all the feedback guys! with the cost and exchange on the money, I think I will go with a re-cover on the old cardboard.
Have a great weekend - Cheers!
Have a great weekend - Cheers!
RossK73- Donating Member
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my 77 bu had the cardboard package tray that rotted out.
i simply bought a piece of ply wood and cut it out to the specifications of my old package tray. then got fabric to match my carpet
i simply bought a piece of ply wood and cut it out to the specifications of my old package tray. then got fabric to match my carpet

nowforever13- G3GM Member
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What do your package trays look like? In my car, it's not flat.....it turns up around the back edge by the rear glass. I'm needing to replace mine but not sure if I can duplicate this shape. I may just save my pennies for the ABS plastic repop.
Tquillen- Donating Member
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sorry... its alittle foggy out this morning anyway. yeah. mine was completley rotted away. but the hardest part was drawing the line around the ply wood the speaker holes where super easy. the overall project took me less than.... 20 min using a skill saw. and coming from someone with no fabrication experience

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nowforever13- G3GM Member
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nowforever13, we must have got our fabric from the same place LOL!!!




Damon23- G3GM Member
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Damon23 wrote:nowforever13, we must have got our fabric from the same place LOL!!!
lol we must have. i got mine to match my blue carpet that id just installed
nowforever13- G3GM Member
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The new package tray from OPGI is not expensive, but painting your original is cheaper and probably easier. Years ago, I painted mine with some Baer paint from Home Depot. It matched and looked good. It has curled now and needs repainting. It's not permanent, but it works. I don't even like Home Depot!
Bret Mullikin- G3GM Member
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I purchased on from OPGI a little over a year ago when I did my upholstery. If I recall I spent about $30 for it and it was pretty straight forward to install. The biggest obstacle is removing the upper back seat and then speakers or defrost if you have it.




g3chevy / Mr Pontiac- Donating Member
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If you go to any Upholstery shop ask if they have some waterproof door board its black in color. The tan stuff is junk. Then you can wrap it in some vinyl if you like. Leave a flap to go down behind back seat in the vinyl.
Or you can use ply wood and custom make any thing you want. Here is mine made out of plywood and
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Or you can use ply wood and custom make any thing you want. Here is mine made out of plywood and


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