Here is the new package tray from made by PUI, ordered through Chevy2Only.
		The old The old package tray was old, dried out and looked terrible.
		After a trial fit, I was little confused as it didn’t fit at all. It first I was not happy, but after call to Chevy2Only, I found out that they only make them for Coupes (which have a larger tray and a large rear window. Since this was a Sedan (4 door) the package tray had to be cut down to size. I personally think it is a waste of material, but after about an hour of cutting and fitting cardboard as a template, I was ready to go.
		Here is the rear window out and the package tray removed. Clean up the sealing area and fix any rust area's (as this area is known for rusting).
		The new seal as mentioned is a Ribbon Sealer that is like a rolled tar substance and if you get this stuff on your paint, quickly get it off. Try to keep your fingures clean too, because if you are not careful, you will be cleaning longer then the whole job will take. anyway, I used 3M Windo-Weld Ribbon Sealer and a package of new clips from Chevy2Only.
		Here you can see the package tray installed and I have just lay a seal of Ribbon Sealer.
		Here is something you don't want to miss, the 3M kit comes with rubber blocks which you will use to set the glass on (as seen here) so that the glass will stay where it should and not slide down.
		The glass is put into place and I firmly press about the glass for about 30 minutes amking sure that the glass and ribbon sealer have sealed and that no moisture will enter the cab of the car.
		the last step is to snap all the molding back into place and clean up any extra ribbon sealer.
After a couple years, the ribbon seal has done a great job, but moisture from the trunk has allowed the package tray to absorb moisture and "warp". Oh well, I'll have replace it again one of these days and since they are only 12 bucks and I kept the template, it should be a snap. Next time, I’ll place something under the tray to stop trunk moisture.