Is my boot rack on the right way

Sean d

Sean d

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British Zeds
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hard top said:
No comment as it is not OEM...:pompus:
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I ain't drilling holes in my boot lid :( and to be honest its not my thing but needs must for our cruise over the Alps into Italy, need something for the wifes makeup.
 
I'm afraid with your boot rack on that way everyone agrees your wife's essentials are going to end up on the autoroute ;)
 
miller1098 said:
your wife's essentials are going to end up on the autoroute
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Also, any sheep you may happen to purloin will likely roll off the back of your rack too!=))=))

Tony.
 
I really don't like them totally ruins the look of the Zed
I say pack lighter heehee :p
 
Plus you could end up with a hitch hiker wanting a lift too, it happens ..................... ;)=))
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Tony.
 
TBH one like Sean's is ideal. Being a Klingon it's a temporary thing and just what he needs for the Euro cruise.

Tony.
 
I agree @t-tony and when my rack gets here I'll be looking at how I can retrofit it so I don't have to find another boot lid to put holes in. JIM
 
You on the space cake again Jimbo?
If you have got an OEM boot rack, that means holes in your boot lid. (Trunk)
 
Yes I have an original set of luggage and a rack with the plugs for the holes @HT but never having seen one in person and only pics I believe I can figure out a way around drilling the boot lid by using some sort of leg/floor savers over the bolts and attach it with straps to the lip as the aftermarket does. For the number of times I'll use it I don't want to put holes in but if necessary I'll buy another lid and change it with the rack left on it! I got such good deals even with shipping to Canada I'm way ahead moneywise JIM
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oldcarman said:
Yes I have an original set of luggage and a rack with the plugs for the holes @HT but never having seen one in person and only pics I believe I can figure out a way around drilling the boot lid by using some sort of leg/floor savers over the bolts and attach it with straps to the lip as the aftermarket does. For the number of times I'll use it I don't want to put holes in but if necessary I'll buy another lid and change it with the rack left on it! I got such good deals even with shipping to Canada I'm way ahead moneywise JIM
moneywise
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I considered OEM and having 2 boot lids but they are not that easy to swap due to the wiring loom
 
@Sean d You could use a couple of connectors... the way you could swap them around.. Just a thought..

Remember.. if they want to pack more.. they have to have it under the legs and in front of the feet.. Simple.. Not enough room.. simple.. take less.. :whistle::whistle:
 
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