Nothing Inside The Boob Hole

[Guest paisesmediterraneos]

Hello, I bought a RH 2B; behind the seats, in the boot, there is nothing ( you can see the fuel tank, shock absorbers...), I would like to have a kind of normal boot to transport at least a bag with some clothes and some mechanical tools (because I will use the car for some weekend trips), do you know if it is sold a kind of fiber glass receptacle to install inside the boot hole of the car??.

 

Regards !!!!.

Edited February 19, 2012 by paisesmediterraneos

[Guest paisesmediterraneos]

Oh my God, it's true...but I cannot find the way to change the tittle, helpppppppppppppppp .

:rofl:

Edited February 19, 2012 by paisesmediterraneos

[Shaft]

Don't mess with boobs.... Made my day reading this.

[Shaft]

no pasa nada :crazy:o

nos le gusto

 

Me hizo reir, me encanta tetas!

[Shaft]

Me gusta queso tetilla de galicia!

 

Mi yerno es gallego

 

mi mamá vive en Torrevieja, de ahí mi Español básico.

[sj-bradley]

Hola,

 

Mi familia viven en Torrevieja tambien. Que un mundo pequeño ! A donde vive su mamá ? Hablo Español tambien pero necesito practicarlo !

 

Gracias,

Simon.

[sj-bradley]

Ain't that right !

 

When I visit my family in Torrevieja, most of the people round there all speak English !

 

As for the boot problem - I built the Zero and I had to create a shelf to cover the fuel tank in that too.

 

Fibreglass ? Unlikely I think.

 

Simon.

[Guest paisesmediterraneos]

mmm...Stewart the food in Galicia is great...and, by the way, el queso de tetilla (literally...little boob cheese ;-) ) is very taste :-).

 

Shaft and Simon B, Torrevieja is a wonderful place, do you use to come to Spain often??; I live in Granada ( Andalucía ), I have very close Sierra Nevada mountains with the ski station (from the top of Sierra Nevada mountains you can see the Atlas mountains of Morocco), I have either close Costa del Sol with wonderful beaches, if one day you decide to come to visit the south, tell me and we´ll meet.

 

Regardssssssssss.

[sj-bradley]

I usually go to Spain twice a year to visit family there. Christmas and Summer are the two occasions.

I even rode the motorbike (when I had one) through France and Andorra camping on route.

 

Now that I've built the hood.... I don't think it will be fully ready for this year though. It needs some local "running in"

to sort out any problems first. *IF* the DVLA finally get round to giving me the Registration

 

However, luck may change...

 

Simon.

[Guest sadjagboy]

You'll need to either make the boot or get someone to make it for you.

Marine ply, aluminium, or stainless are the popular materials. probably best choosing the material you are happiest to work with.

 

Best regards

 

Angus

[bullfist]

I made one from marine ply - and heavily varnished it. Then added (left-over) flooring cloth to the interior. Had removable panels for fuel sender etc.

[Guest paisesmediterraneos]

Hello bullfist, do you have pics about what you made??, to have an idea about how it will be. Thank you very much.

[Guest peter2b2002]

as 15, I lined the boot area with ali, make a cardboard one first that way you can play arround the tank ,fuel hose etc

peter2b

[fry61]

Our boot is made from S/steel (ali would be easier) A large square was bent to rivet to seat back & horizontal chassis tubes, side "ears" were cut in cardboard to obtain shape to sides of body-work, metal cut leaving tabs to turn up for fixing, another piece was bent to cover the tank - fixed to floor sheet & back body-work. Do mean quite a few rivets show on the outside but gives a really big boot;enough for a weeks shopping or long camping trips.

[Al Milton]

David,

 

I have a SuperSpec which has a very similar chassis to the 2B.

I made my boot from 10mm ply and coated it in 2 coats of fibre glass resin to water proof it and provide additional strength.

Secured each panel together with right angled brackets.

Hope the pictures give you a better idea.

 

Al