r.penguin@comcast.net
05-14-2008, 03:56 PM
When I first folded the rear seat center armrest/cup holder down I was amazed that there was no cover between the back seat and the trunk. As I recall, all of my Bonnevilles had a plastic or leather matching flap or door, or sumthin.
In short, the fix is as simple as a piece of "whatever" you want to cut that covers the opening from the trunk side. Then as much velcro as you want to use. The hook side Velcro is fairly happy attaching to the trunk liner material, so I only used 4 1x1" pieces on each corner.
If you want to go all-out you can find that trunk liner material for a perfect match. Some people may want to do a leather "tuck & roll" and put a naked picture of Jessica Alba or whatever on the side that faces in to the car. If so, best to keep your wife/kids/girlfriend out of the back seat. :p
And please don't ask for pics! No way I'm gonna unload all the crap out of the trunk and bother to post a pic. Just use your imagination and visualize the pass-thru rectangle not there from the trunk side. It's really hard to see the cover unless you know it's there.
In short, the fix is as simple as a piece of "whatever" you want to cut that covers the opening from the trunk side. Then as much velcro as you want to use. The hook side Velcro is fairly happy attaching to the trunk liner material, so I only used 4 1x1" pieces on each corner.
If you want to go all-out you can find that trunk liner material for a perfect match. Some people may want to do a leather "tuck & roll" and put a naked picture of Jessica Alba or whatever on the side that faces in to the car. If so, best to keep your wife/kids/girlfriend out of the back seat. :p
And please don't ask for pics! No way I'm gonna unload all the crap out of the trunk and bother to post a pic. Just use your imagination and visualize the pass-thru rectangle not there from the trunk side. It's really hard to see the cover unless you know it's there.