My '67 Belvedere II came with a torn original glove box liner in the trunk, and no replacement in the glove box. Just a big hole. The first re-pop I purchased was garbage, as well as being crushed during transport. So I sent it back for a refund. I ordered another from a different company, and it was more of a fiberglass-infused cardboard, darker, and much stronger than even the original, as well as the most expensive. I didn't want plastic. Too modern for me..

But wow! Admittedly, it's the first time I've attempted replacement, and it took two hours to get the job done. Not having access to the back of the liner to keep holes in alignment was a ruthless task! But, after those two hours and as few nasty words uttered and patience I could manage, I got it to fit, um, like a glove....box...liner. Now I have a place for my paperwork! Yeah!

Have any of you replaced yours, and was it a chore?

 

Did you take pictures to show us your handy work?

 

Here's 1/2 of the torn original, and the new one installed.

 

Looks nice.

 

Thanks, As nice as I could make it, considering the funky way those liners were engineered to fit back then.

 

If that's the worst you need to fix in you new ride you have it made.

 

You done a fine job.... I'm sure it works and looks much better than before !!!!! Keep up the good work, Mopar on brother !!!

 

Thanks, RacerHog. I'm really torn right now between getting some meats and wheels for it or leaving her original.

 

Nice to have a verity....
Stock for the shows and Meats for the cruises !!!!

 

I'll be attempting to do the same later today after rebuilding the heater box and re-installing it I'm hoping the box goes back in easier than it came out! That almost never seems to be the case. LOL

BK

 

Keep Us Posted !!

 

I wish my old liner was still installed instead of in the trunk of the car, at least it would have been easier to see how the puzzle fit back together.:Good luck with your project,.

 

Who did you purchase the new liner from? I need to get one as well.

 

Here is the link for the liner from TNT auto parts. You can buy cheaper cardboard ones, but this one is a fiberboard type and much tougher. I really like the way it turned out.
They have liners for cars with and without air.

https://shoptntparts.com/shop-now/in...ler/belvedere/

 

Where did you buy the material to make your glove box?