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Under-dash tray (1965), Cardboard above or below the frame?


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I'm actually not going to use that cardboard stuff, I'm going to go with clear, scratch-resistant acrylic.

 

Can someone that still has their original intact let me know above or below?

 

Above--supported by frame itself but then there's a substantial edge on the top side of the tray for crap to accumulate around.

 

Below--thin edge of the metal frame and any gunk wouldn't be in a crevice but on the tray itself, easier to clean.  Tray material only supported by whatever fasteners.

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I've got two of them for my 65 L320, and they're both above the frame, where they can accumulate junk.  The one that's currently in my truck just has a thin wooden board with little bolts holding it in (likely not original).  My other one sitting on the shelf, which has a rotted cardboard-like piece, looks more original.  It is riveted to the frame (sitting above). 

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