I have a 1965 convertible, which came with a lot of bits missing, seals, grommets, gearbox cover screws,basically anything which was not obvious. It also came without a parcel shelf. I have acquired one but cannot work out how it fits. It seems about 3/4" short. Here are some pics. I am wondering if there are some small brackets missing.[frame]
Parcel shelf fitting
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Parcel shelf fitting
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I have a 1965 convertible, which came with a lot of bits missing, seals, grommets, gearbox cover screws,basically anything which was not obvious. It also came without a parcel shelf. I have acquired one but cannot work out how it fits. It seems about 3/4" short. Here are some pics. I am wondering if there are some small brackets missing.[frame]
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I have a 1965 convertible, which came with a lot of bits missing, seals, grommets, gearbox cover screws,basically anything which was not obvious. It also came without a parcel shelf. I have acquired one but cannot work out how it fits. It seems about 3/4" short. Here are some pics. I am wondering if there are some small brackets missing.[frame]
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Re: Parcel shelf fitting
This is what I am trying to offer it up to.....[frame]
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Re: Parcel shelf fitting
Perhaps you have the shelf support for the earlier car? These are shorter because the shelf was fitted further forward in the car.
There are some small spacers used as well but they won't add up to anything like 3/4" inch.
There are some small spacers used as well but they won't add up to anything like 3/4" inch.
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Re: Parcel shelf fitting
The shelf I bought was attached to this tray. I had assumed it was for the later type. I have been trrawling the previous posts and think I like the idea of a plastic angle supported by a wooden strip. I can maybe sell the angle iron to someone with steel shins.[frame]
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Re: Parcel shelf fitting
Yesterday I mounted mine, the mounting in my 1951 car is different, but the iron is the same as on the first picture.
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Re: Parcel shelf fitting
There are two parcel shelves, the early short one fits in front of the steering column. the bar is exposed and fits to brackets behind the triangular panels on either side.
The later, deeper shelf has a padded bar which fits behind the steering column and bolts into the A post on either side
The later, deeper shelf has a padded bar which fits behind the steering column and bolts into the A post on either side
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