I don't know how it sounds with the speakers, but there is a blank
piece of sheet metal between the vents and the door. It would be
real easy to take this out, cut a speaker hole, and put it back.
There are only three or four screws holding it in and it serves
no real purpose other than hiding the nuts behind the upper hinges.
Just a thought....
Bruce K
57 3200
Mt. Iron, MN
At Saturday, 26 October 2002, you wrote:
>They sure are nice in the summer if you don't have air conditioning.
>
>Rick Carlisle wrote:
>
>>I am getting ready to put a stereo system in my 57 3100 that I
am street
>rodding. I am thinking about taking the vents out of the truck
and installing
>speakers in this location. A guy working on my truck said he thought
>speaker cowls out of a late 80s Chevy truck fit in this area and would
>look trick. Does anyone have knowledge of this or any suggestions for
>speaker locations and what to do with the vents? My feeling on
the vents
>is they are a source of noise and hot air, plus an area for water
intrusion.
>
>>
>>Thanks in advance for any comments.
>>
>>Rick Carlisle
>>57 3100
>>oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941
and 1959
>oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
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