<VV> Stock location of accordian boot for door speakers

[airvair]

The Installation Instructions from Clark's for the Stereo Multiplex has
dimensions that can be used to locate the holes. There actually IS a
drill dimple in the door jamb on most Corvairs for this purpose. They
are often times not recognizable as such, but they ARE there. Use the
dimensions to find them. I realize though that the drawings are a bit
hard to visualize correctly.

I happen to have installed the factory system in three cars, and have
another one with the system already in it from the factory.

-Mark C

Kent Sullivan wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> This is really hard to describe without pictures. My recommendation is to
> order
> C7592 - multiplex parts list and diagrams (14 pp photocopied) from Clark's.
> 
> The info comes from the 1966 Accessory Installation Reference Manual, a
> compilation of all Chevy dealer-installed accessory instruction sheets for
> that model year. Chevy put out these books for many years. 1966 was the last
> year.
> 
> --Kent
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Fwd: <VV> Stock location of accordian boot for door speakers
> 
> stripepike at mac.com writes:
> 
> > does anyone know the stock location where they ran the accordion boots
> > for the speaker wires mounted in the doors?
> >
> 
> Sally,  The '68 assembly manual I have does not show a specific location (it
> references the boot part number but doesn't show a closeup of where to drill
> the holes).  This was not a Fisher Body item and, if memory serves, the door
> speakers were also dealer installed options (as well as factory).  The
> speaker option kits probably had the preferred mounting locations.  Possibly
> Kent Sullivan or someone else has the info for specific location.
> 
> Bob Hall
> Group Corvair
>