I have a 1978 where the previous onwer put on a cover to redue the front dash panel. A full cover for the whole dash. Ok so where the speakers are on the top of the dash there are holes for sound but I believe on the original das there was a grille covering the speakers and I thougth 4 screws where yo could remove the cover and then the speakers. Could someone verify this for me. My though is ...the speakers are inop  and someone has adhereded this cover all over the original dash, I need to get a new windshield so I am thinking when they remove the old windshield they can peel back this vinyl cover and expose the original dash with panel access to the speakers I unscrew 4 screws and take out the old speakers and replace with new spec speakers and reapply sealant to the front of the vinyl and thenput on the new windshield and I have sound.

The original grills just snap in. Speakers are held in with screws, with the window out they'd be simple to unscrew. Otherwise a 90 degree screwdriver works.

You might consider leaving as is.  In my 74, there is room behind the kick panels for 6" speakers with no modification to the panel it self.
 Not sure about 78"s

Thanks for the info not sure on the skin but worth a try if the window is out. Thanks BB78

Hay, Tux my 76 has funky little speakers in the back up on each side hump hanging there, I wanted to put speakers in the dash and it look pretty hard to do without going underneath or taking apart the dash. I thought about the kick panels. So 6X9's will fit in the kick panels? Aaron19762008-02-02 23:25:00

[QUOTE=Tuxblacray]...I put in a couple of 6x9's in the kickpanels. They fit right in and the kickpanel appear to have been made for them....[/QUOTE] 6880Mike2008-02-05 06:02:34