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Hi All, was tired of having my lunch box & basketball flying all over my frunk, so quickly found some extra wood lying around & made this! tried it for last 3 weeks & love it! Great for groceries! It is also easily removed when needed!
is that a Slime tire plug kit in the lower left corner in pic # 2?
I carry one and a can of their Quiick Spair inflator ( harmless to TPMS and washes out with water ) in all my cars , even ones with space saver or full sized spare tires as an alternative to calling roadside assistance if I am passing thru a dodgy or remote area
best 10 bucks to spend on any car, imo.....well , after getting reflectorized safety yellow vest and a couple reflecting triangles for not much more , that is
is that a Slime tire plug kit in the lower left corner in pic # 2?
I carry one and a can of their Quiick Spair inflator ( harmless to TPMS and washes out with water ) in all my cars , even ones with space saver or full sized spare tires as an alternative to calling roadside assistance if I am passing thru a dodgy or remote area
best 10 bucks to spend on any car, imo.....well , after getting reflectorized safety yellow vest and a couple reflecting triangles for not much more , that is
Nice Catch M! Yes, I put a piece of velcro on back of pkg of the tire plug kit to keep out of way.
Probably going to have to be optimum conditions to use it though. A call to AAA or Porsche will be more likely. Although I used to plug tires way back in 1978 while I worked at a gas station.
The suncoastparts frunk liner would have been better IMO as they are very light, but you prob has your own reason for using wooden boards. Nevertheless I really enjoy your creativity.
09-20-2014, 02:07 PM
Handy Frunk Divider
