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The roadster has several cubic feet of foam in the trunk filling in the spare tire space and creating a flat trunk floor. As someone posted (can't find the post),
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The roadster has several cubic feet of foam in the trunk filling in the spare tire space and creating a flat trunk floor. As someone posted (can't find the post), if you take the foam out your trunk, it nearly doubles in size.
I did that, and I like all the extra room, however now what is needed is to create a flat surface for the trunk mats (ie, the tire mounting bracket sticks up, as do some plastic pins), and improving the overall appearance, as the painted metal surfaces are exposed. Does anyone have any suggestions for doing this? |
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