Head unit Delete Plate?
Better take out the speakers too...
At any rate, a thin sheet of aluminum trimmed to size would do the trick. You can also go to Lowes and get a sheet of 1/8" acrylic that will only cost you a couple of dollars. Then, if you really want to make it look nice, you can get "Camaro Z-28" in vinyl letters (in reverse, of course) and make a mask. Scuff the rear side of the acrylic plate, apply the mask to the center, paint it black, remove the mask, and then you can backlight it for a really cool look. Of course, the couple of ounces of LED's or mini neon light might be a little too heavy for ya.
Oh yeah, to attach the acrylic plate, use some glue or something.
At any rate, a thin sheet of aluminum trimmed to size would do the trick. You can also go to Lowes and get a sheet of 1/8" acrylic that will only cost you a couple of dollars. Then, if you really want to make it look nice, you can get "Camaro Z-28" in vinyl letters (in reverse, of course) and make a mask. Scuff the rear side of the acrylic plate, apply the mask to the center, paint it black, remove the mask, and then you can backlight it for a really cool look. Of course, the couple of ounces of LED's or mini neon light might be a little too heavy for ya.

Oh yeah, to attach the acrylic plate, use some glue or something.
I made these from thin-gauge aluminum..... weighs a few ounces, at most. The paint does add a bit too..... 
My Formula....
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03460a.jpg
A friends' 30th SS convertible (excuse the disorder.... it was still "under construction") I did not make the switch plate...
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03866a.jpg

My Formula....
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03460a.jpg
A friends' 30th SS convertible (excuse the disorder.... it was still "under construction") I did not make the switch plate...
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03866a.jpg
Better take out the speakers too...
At any rate, a thin sheet of aluminum trimmed to size would do the trick. You can also go to Lowes and get a sheet of 1/8" acrylic that will only cost you a couple of dollars. Then, if you really want to make it look nice, you can get "Camaro Z-28" in vinyl letters (in reverse, of course) and make a mask. Scuff the rear side of the acrylic plate, apply the mask to the center, paint it black, remove the mask, and then you can backlight it for a really cool look. Of course, the couple of ounces of LED's or mini neon light might be a little too heavy for ya.
Oh yeah, to attach the acrylic plate, use some glue or something.
At any rate, a thin sheet of aluminum trimmed to size would do the trick. You can also go to Lowes and get a sheet of 1/8" acrylic that will only cost you a couple of dollars. Then, if you really want to make it look nice, you can get "Camaro Z-28" in vinyl letters (in reverse, of course) and make a mask. Scuff the rear side of the acrylic plate, apply the mask to the center, paint it black, remove the mask, and then you can backlight it for a really cool look. Of course, the couple of ounces of LED's or mini neon light might be a little too heavy for ya.

Oh yeah, to attach the acrylic plate, use some glue or something.

I made these from thin-gauge aluminum..... weighs a few ounces, at most. The paint does add a bit too..... 
My Formula....
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03460a.jpg
A friends' 30th SS convertible (excuse the disorder.... it was still "under construction") I did not make the switch plate...
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03866a.jpg

My Formula....
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03460a.jpg
A friends' 30th SS convertible (excuse the disorder.... it was still "under construction") I did not make the switch plate...
http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03866a.jpg
Yes speakers are nixed.
My Formula has the plate screwed into the stock bolt holes that would hold the head unit in place. Unfortunately, they are not all in the same plane, so I had to add shims of various thickness behind each of the holes to make it sits flush with the bezel.
On the SS, there is nothing behind the dash to bolt anything to, so they were glued in place with some RTV (hidden of course).
On the SS, there is nothing behind the dash to bolt anything to, so they were glued in place with some RTV (hidden of course).
My Formula has the plate screwed into the stock bolt holes that would hold the head unit in place. Unfortunately, they are not all in the same plane, so I had to add shims of various thickness behind each of the holes to make it sits flush with the bezel.
On the SS, there is nothing behind the dash to bolt anything to, so they were glued in place with some RTV (hidden of course).
On the SS, there is nothing behind the dash to bolt anything to, so they were glued in place with some RTV (hidden of course).
you can buy ABS plastic sheets for like $3 on cardomain from vendors. They come in black and have that same grain that most car interiors have in the plastic. Just get a sheet of that and glue it into your radio bezel and you're done.
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putting a delete plate in would add weight...
