Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
Actually two questions (regarding my convertible)- 1. The rear bulkhead of mine, the one that separates the cockpit from the trunk area, has a gap between itself and the body tub (.25-.50 inch?). Is...
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There is (was) a felt sort of material (maybe rubberized?) at the rear of the trunk (boot) floor. Originally it was attached by a type of staple (perhaps welded?). See:...
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Well, the stuff I removed was stapled in. I just read a couple of Barnie's articles, where he used a length of tubing and some caulk. I'm curious if there are down sides to not replacing this piece...
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I think the space at the rear edge of the trunk floor would allow water & dirt to get into the trunk. I used some closed cell foam (weatherstrip from home improvement store).
View ArticleRe: Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
The gap at the top of the bulkhead between cockpit and trunk is useful if you want to fit inertia reel seatbelts, as the belt slides over it. There’s no benefit from sealing it completely, as there’s...
View ArticleRear cabin bulkhead seal?
Actually two questions (regarding my convertible)- 1. The rear bulkhead of mine, the one that separates the cockpit from the trunk area, has a gap between itself and the body tub (.25-.50 inch?). Is...
View ArticleRe: Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
There is (was) a felt sort of material (maybe rubberized?) at the rear of the trunk (boot) floor. Originally it was attached by a type of staple (perhaps welded?). See:...
View ArticleRe: Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
Well, the stuff I removed was stapled in. I just read a couple of Barnie's articles, where he used a length of tubing and some caulk. I'm curious if there are down sides to not replacing this piece...
View ArticleRe: Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
I think the space at the rear edge of the trunk floor would allow water & dirt to get into the trunk. I used some closed cell foam (weatherstrip from home improvement store).
View ArticleRe: Rear cabin bulkhead seal?
The gap at the top of the bulkhead between cockpit and trunk is useful if you want to fit inertia reel seatbelts, as the belt slides over it. There’s no benefit from sealing it completely, as there’s...
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