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I am in the process of restoring my 1981 300D. All of the interior will be replaced at some point but for now I want to go ahead and replace the rear shelf, which I have heard is called a "hat rack" also I believe. At some point in this cars history, the rear windows was broken out and the rear shelf got wet and was damaged, along with significant wear on the rear seat. No rust, just seat damage. I was able to get the shelf out in one piece, but it needs to be replaced. What is the best way to do this? I will probably go ahead and modify it to accept some better speakers as well. Thanks!!
 

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'84 300D/ dakota benz trk. Sold... miss it. "88 260E '91 190E 2.6 '89 Volvo 240DL "85 300D
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i am with you on the speakers. i am about to install a totally different audio system in mine too. those speakers just dont cut it.
i am curious what your interior refurb will cost and material sources. i have a few things that need work in mine and i was dreading it due to the age of the car.
 

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Bump

Still need some advice!!
 

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'73 450SL, '83 300CD, '01 E320 4matic
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be certain that the water damage is not caused by a rear window seal that's STILL leaking. It could be.

Even large speakers in the back will have no bass unless you cut metal out under the speakers.

I'd just find a good used one to replace.
 
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