Trunk liner
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These liners were as far as I know sold as an optional extra.
I am going to guess they are now as common as rocking horse pooh.
A salvage / junk yard would be a good place to try and find one.
I had one in an X300 some years ago and imo they are a pain.
Go round a bend a little sharp and everything changes sides, there is also the full boot and a puncture situation.
Hope this helps.
John
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Thanks, John. Yes, a liner would require tie downs or nets to keep things from rolling around.
I learned that lesson years ago driving a '70 Mustang with a heavy metal toolbox in the trunk. It took me a while to figure why I was getting "reverse" door dings on the rear quarter panel.
I learned that lesson years ago driving a '70 Mustang with a heavy metal toolbox in the trunk. It took me a while to figure why I was getting "reverse" door dings on the rear quarter panel.
Last edited by JXR; 07-09-2020 at 11:05 PM.
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He hasn't marked it as SOLD but you could be a few years too late!
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/p...g-part-107597/
SpeedFerret was last on the forums in April 2020.
Graham
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/p...g-part-107597/
SpeedFerret was last on the forums in April 2020.
Graham
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