Boot cover - where to get one?
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theanswers
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Where are you located? I'm in Ireland and have one lying here for the last year.
bigsmellydaddy
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Got mine off flee bay, good bit of kit.
I`ve only ever seen them secondhand - I paid £20 for that and a parcel shelf about three years ago but took some tracking down.
They probably wouldn`t be that difficult to make if you could borrow one as a pattern, and to be fair a paper pattern to go around all four sides and one for the tailgate would give you the same guidance.All fixings are velcro apart from the two that slip over the tailgate lifters and a bungee cord that goes across the top of the back seat and hooks on to the seat latch buttons at either end.
They probably wouldn`t be that difficult to make if you could borrow one as a pattern, and to be fair a paper pattern to go around all four sides and one for the tailgate would give you the same guidance.All fixings are velcro apart from the two that slip over the tailgate lifters and a bungee cord that goes across the top of the back seat and hooks on to the seat latch buttons at either end.
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You can get em rust coloured now to match the body work. 
jwm
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I'm in North Wales and interested if you want to flog it.
My hard shell one is a pain to remove when access to the wheel or tools are required. Any one want it?
Johnny.
jwm
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He hasn't agreed to sell it to me yet DKl ...
but I have PMed him to say I want it.
Johnny
jwm
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jwm
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I guess you haven't found it yet?
I'm still interested.
Johnny.
PS: I've got two Dog Guards excess to requirement, if anyone wants them. One with Classic fittings and one with P38 fittings.
And the Hard shell liner of course.
I'm still interested.
Johnny.
PS: I've got two Dog Guards excess to requirement, if anyone wants them. One with Classic fittings and one with P38 fittings.
And the Hard shell liner of course.
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Too easy.....way too easy....
jwm
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Hi Cymraeg,
You're a Taff I presume. How far away?
I've got a fully functional parcel shelf, but it's tool stash cover is missing. I presume the previous owner ripped it off when he fitted the hard liner.
The hard liner is a good one, but it's quite a tight fit and not so easy to pull out when you need access to the tools or the wheel. Of course, before pulling it out, ya gotta unload it too. I rarely carry mucky stuff in the back anyway, but I'm looking for a soft liner for the odd occasion that I might want to carry dirt, sand, etc. Thinking of making one out of a plastic tarp, as don't seem to be available any more.
Let me know if ya wants the Dog Guard, I've got a couple. Got a rear wheel mount going too ... see ads. section.
Johnny.
You're a Taff I presume. How far away?
I've got a fully functional parcel shelf, but it's tool stash cover is missing. I presume the previous owner ripped it off when he fitted the hard liner.
The hard liner is a good one, but it's quite a tight fit and not so easy to pull out when you need access to the tools or the wheel. Of course, before pulling it out, ya gotta unload it too. I rarely carry mucky stuff in the back anyway, but I'm looking for a soft liner for the odd occasion that I might want to carry dirt, sand, etc. Thinking of making one out of a plastic tarp, as don't seem to be available any more.
Let me know if ya wants the Dog Guard, I've got a couple. Got a rear wheel mount going too ... see ads. section.
Johnny.
