I am almost done with the rear package tray for my 94 gt. I never liked the mach460 rear deck so I decided to change it. It used to be flat and had the two bubble shapped grills that came out of it. I pulled the grills off and used it as a base to build on. I used fiberglass and made it so that if follows the flow of the back seat with two humps that taper down to the rear window. I cut two holes in the middle of it that I am going to use to flush mount 2 of my x-overs, and then cut two holes for the rear speakers to play through. I used part of the factory grill to cover these holes. Yesterday I was doing some cleaning up while waiting for some bondo to dry and was lookin at the remainder of the grills to see if there was anything worth salvaging from them. I noticed the brushed metal tags that had "FORD MACH460" written on them and noticed that they easily came off. There are two of these tags up front on the tweets as well. I took the tag to my polishing wheel with some buffing compound and these things look really nice polished. They can easily be attached to the grills that I am using and I can do the same to the ones up front. My brother works at a sign and graphics shop and is also a great artist so I am gonna send these tags to him to personalize for me. Hopefully you know the ones, they are not big but I though so far about either:

MACH TTOCS
MACH SCOTT

any other ideas?

 

Interesting that you brought this up. I've been debating what I should do with the rear deck. Do non mach systems still have those humps? Since my rear speakers arealmost faded completly outI was thinking of doing something similar but no holes at all. Just have it blend it with the seats for more of a factory look. I'll probably just cover it with black carpet of vinyl (uncle does upholstery so should be easy.

 

I am fairly sure that the rear deck on all of them is flat(on the sn95 style). There is a dash trim line that follows the window that looks like vinyl rather then carpet. This line actually contiunues around and is the same along the windshield so I let the two humps flow into that line.

We actually had rain today so I didn't get anything done on it.