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    Thread: Trunk pics!!!!

    1. 04-24-2012 #21
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      Pretty simple. The diamond plate piece is an access cover to my fuel tank.

      Also interested in how the ABS from trunk above was formed.



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    3. 04-24-2012 #22
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      Quote Originally Posted by GrabberGT View Post
      Pretty simple. The diamond plate piece is an access cover to my fuel tank.

      Also interested in how the ABS from trunk above was formed.
      GrabberGT, yellow1098, ohm..... answers to your questions...thanks for the props

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      Made cardboard templates, traced out templates onto the ABS plastic sheeting, cut out the 4 pieces, glued the carpet to the floor, glued the carpet to the 3 pieces (rear piece that covers the taillight buckets-2 side panels-forward piece covering the bulkhead behind the rear seat).

      The rear piece covering tailights and trunklatch is actually 2 pieces but I covered the seam with vinyl that I glued to both sides of the seam so it wouldn't separate, and then the thickness of the carpeting just makes the corner look more rounded. The carpeting is cut pile carpeting with no backing on it. It is very easy to work with and form to all of the contours of the trunk area. Any more questions just let me know, it was a fairly easy project and it only took a weekend to complete.
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      Amazing!!! Thank for the idea's Scott. This is such a great community. Hopefully I'll have something to show you in a few months.
      Thanks again!!!
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      For some odd reason I love this thread! (probably because i've spent the last couple weeks crawling around cutting and grinding in my trunk and am ready for it to be DONE!)
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