Thanks Kevinski,
I'm out of town for a week. What I think will work the best is a plate to match the OEM plate in size, held in place by two screws cast in place, bolts/washers attached from the back side. Then I'll use the CNC machine to cut out a radio mounting hole and make a silicone mold for it. Since this blank-out plate appears to be more/less just a flat rectangle, I might be lucky enough to be able to make the first piece out of wood or maybe fiberboard. That would save me the effort of making two silicone molds (which are expensive to make and time consuming). Lacking the original OEM plate, I probably will not be able to make a tapered plate, however if the plate is thin enough maybe less than 1/4"...more like 3/16" or so I think it will look okay.

Since I have neither this nor the Task Force trucks to use, I am very limited in what I can do for a speaker mount gizmo, but I'm welcome to any/all suggestions, images, etc.


~ Jon
1952 1/2 ton with 1959 235 | T5 with 3.07 rear end