Re: Under Package Tray Question

["lumina333" <lumina3@xxxx>]

I wish my Gremlin had come with a tray of any kind. It had (I assume) 
a dealer installed A/C package added to it, although it was listed on 
the invoice (?) - it was a hanging type of A/C unit with 2 squirrel 
cage fans on the back, vents and controls on the front. It was 
suspended from underneath the dash by metal brackets. Since I have 
removed this from my car, I am thinking of adding a tray now. Are 
they difficult to remove from the car? I will check out the junkyard 
Gremlins around here for availability. BTW, anyone want the hanging 
A/C unit?
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Eddie wrote: 
End to end package tray mentioned here I believe was first introduced 
in 1971. There are AC and non AC trays, really easy to install under 
dash and again, stretch end to end. A 72 Hornet I had two years ago 
had this neat feature (great for tool booth change, smokes, pens, 
cell phone, whatever, just chunk it down there has a really good 
capacity for weight) and the 74 Hornet Sportabout DL wagon I have for 
sale also has one, as does my 74 Gremlin X. Just a few years ago I 
had three NOS charcoal/black package trays in stock, sold each for 
$75 a unit in original long AMC box.
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> From: "amc74hornet" <amc74hornet@xxxx>
Anybody know what years and cars had this under package tray gauge pod
option? "Doc"