Boot bulkhead board dimensions
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Can anyone help with the dimensions of the board in the boot covering the fuel tank in a plus 2 please? Mine is missing and I want to make one whilst the car is away for a chassis change. From pics of other cars it looks to be a rectangular board with maybe a cutout in the left corner for the fuel filler neck. Many thanks in advance, Mike
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Mike
I have attached a sketch of the dimensions used to remake my panel. Trust these are of help.
Regards
Gary
I have attached a sketch of the dimensions used to remake my panel. Trust these are of help.
Regards
Gary
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Gary
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I still have the original front boot panel covering the fuel tank rear side.
Apropos modifications around the fuel tank you might be interested in this.
To comply with FIA regulations when I started to race my Plus 2 in Ireland 16 years ago, I had to fit a firewall bulkhead between the fuel tank area and the passenger compartment.
I did this with two sheets of light aluminium, one to the pattern of the parcel shelf with a forward downfacing flange, which was fibre-glassed back to the bottom of the rear window surround, and another vertical panel between the rear suspension towers. I fitted small screw-mounted removeable panel at the bottom to access the diff mounting bolts. The original rear parcel shelf trim sits on top. Of course the original radio speakers had to be relocated.
Apropos modifications around the fuel tank you might be interested in this.
To comply with FIA regulations when I started to race my Plus 2 in Ireland 16 years ago, I had to fit a firewall bulkhead between the fuel tank area and the passenger compartment.
I did this with two sheets of light aluminium, one to the pattern of the parcel shelf with a forward downfacing flange, which was fibre-glassed back to the bottom of the rear window surround, and another vertical panel between the rear suspension towers. I fitted small screw-mounted removeable panel at the bottom to access the diff mounting bolts. The original rear parcel shelf trim sits on top. Of course the original radio speakers had to be relocated.
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