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Challenger trunk divider panel #781213
08/23/10 10:27 AM
08/23/10 10:27 AM
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Switzerland, Europe
Swiss_Robert Offline OP
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Swiss_Robert  Offline OP
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Switzerland, Europe
My 1970 Challenger lacks some parts. One thing it doesn't has, is the trunk divider panel and it's padding. (There was just a hole behind the rear seat.)

Does someone has a pic that shows how this panel looks and how it is built in the car?

Is it in front of the two tilted body support bars? how is it fixed? Is the padding in front of that panel or on the trunk side? Is there any additional shield against the trunk, like any kind of plastic foil?


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Re: Challenger trunk divider panel [Re: Swiss_Robert] #781214
08/23/10 11:00 AM
08/23/10 11:00 AM
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Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada
Moparnut Offline
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Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada
It is just a black cardboard cut to fit between the rear seat back and the body of the car. They are precut to fit. REM sells them. It mounts onto the same hooks as the seat back.

Re: Challenger trunk divider panel [Re: Moparnut] #781215
08/23/10 12:26 PM
08/23/10 12:26 PM
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Iowa
burdar Offline
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Iowa
Origonally there was no insulation there either. You can add some between the seat back and the cardboard if you want.







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