Trunk Rehab
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Ditto. Neat, but, with an issue. Just too good to put stuff on!!!
I like the Growler !!!
Mine is neat and clean. Original stuff well taken care of and detailed before I got it.
My son gave me a roll of a rubber material with a texture resembling fish scale alloy.
I cut out a section for the floor of each "boot" in my cars. Each has a suitable basic load. Tool boxes plus "emergency" gear. Why, don't ask... I've moved them from car to car for decades..
Carl
I like the Growler !!!
Mine is neat and clean. Original stuff well taken care of and detailed before I got it.
My son gave me a roll of a rubber material with a texture resembling fish scale alloy.
I cut out a section for the floor of each "boot" in my cars. Each has a suitable basic load. Tool boxes plus "emergency" gear. Why, don't ask... I've moved them from car to car for decades..
Carl
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I modified the board at the back so that it can move forward. We have a 2hr drive next month with the Idaho British Car Club. ( Southwest Idaho British Field Meet ) . At the drive destination, we have a car show. During the show, I want to show off my trunk, but I needed a place to hide all the junk I need to carry (tools, coolant, parts, etc) for emergencies. Now I can just stick it all back behind the board.
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