[Offroadr]

I cannot find a source for a package tray. I have tried both hardtop styles and cannot find a supplier. Has anyone found a supplier?

 

[Chevelle_Nut]

OPGI carries most trays, according to their catalog. I got my 4 door tray from James Hinshaw, he was able to find a supplier for them.

 

[Jeffry72]

When I built the sedan I used to have I had to make a template and cut one out of a coupe package tray which is slightly bigger.

 

[BillsCamino]

When I built the sedan I used to have I had to make a template and cut one out of a coupe package tray which us slightly bigger.

Exactly what I did on my '67 Sedan.
The original was still intact enough that I was able to carefully removed it and use it to create another one... from a '70 Coupe. Needed one in blue and that year shade color was close enough to the original.

 

[Chevelle_Nut]

I tried the same thing with mine but for some reason it didn't turn out right.

 

[keithb]

for 66 there are two different styles the first design was used for the ear muff style headliners and the package try needs to be wider then the second design

 

[Offroadr]

for 66 there are two different styles the first design was used for the ear muff style headliners and the package try needs to be wider then the second design

and neither of those fit a sedan, thats the issue

 

[keithb]

and neither of those fit a sedan, thats the issue

okay I was told that the first design was just like a sedan. I guess it just looks close

 

[zeke67]

The challenge with the 66-67 sedan package tray is the that is more curved at the rear and kicks up. I bought one, pretty sure it was from Year One as I was getting a lot of parts from them. This would have been in the very late 90's.

 

[BillsCamino]

I just slightly back cut the package tray to form that kickup crease with a sharp razor.