Boot Cover

[Guest ironclad]

Hi can anyone help me as to where I can get a boot cover for rh exmo thanks Ian

[alantoon]

My boot has been boxed in with ply and a hinged/ removable lid fitted again with ply all covered with leathercloth, I don,t have any photos at the moment but when these winds quieten down I will take the cover off and add some photos.

[alantoon]

The boot is hinged at the rear with lift off hinges and it rests on a panel built up to about 4 inches above tunnel height ,it even has a lock fitted

Edited January 30, 2016 by Alantoon

[Guest Gargoil]

Same here, by the time you have tried modifying something that doesn't quite fit, you may as well have made your own.

[Guest Gargoil]

Or "Soft bits for sevens" might be able to help? Take a look at their website.

[chris n]

Try Lesley Storr Designs

 

http://l-s-d.co.uk/

[cb750]

You will probably have to make your own. Not to everyone's taste but this is mine on a 3A. The kitchen door handles act as a luggage rack. There is a rubber seal under it for weatherproofing.

 

[cb750]

Found a photo with the boot lid off

 

[alanrichey]

I did the same as Alan and built a drop in-box out of MDF, covered with vinyl, hinged at the back with a lock, and then topped off with a home-made luggage rack. Carries an emergency kit, which of course guarantees I will never break down

 

[fry61]

 

Also available in S/steel & big enough to take a full shopping trolley of groceries + all those spares that you hope to never use.

[Graham B]

Might as well add mine... boxed inside right down to the diff casing...

[Guest paul heath]

Here's my boot nearly finished

[Guest chris brown]

Ian I take it by now you have released that no two hoods are the same and that is the attraction. You can make things as simple or intricate as you like

Edited February 1, 2016 by chris brown

[MarkBzero]

I went for an piece of plastic//acrylic and stainless steel boot lid. I still want a leather/PVC to cover the roof bars at some point.