Smooth or rough?
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RE: Smooth or rough?
Oh, I kind of thought that was what it was. Never heard it called that. I always referred to it as the rear deck platform. Learn something new every day.
ORIGINAL: daver
Its the platform that is behind yer back seat and inside the rear window.
Its the platform that is behind yer back seat and inside the rear window.
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RE: Smooth or rough?
Ain't ejumikashun something? 
I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
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RE: Smooth or rough?
Yup, I know. Mine broke in half so, I used 1/4 plywood then covered it in vinyl. Then dyed it to match the color of the seats (Pony Blue).. Looks good.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Ain't ejumikashun something? I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
Ain't ejumikashun something?
I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: Smooth or rough?
ORIGINAL: slickman
Yup, I know. Mine broke in half so, I used 1/4 plywood then covered it in vinyl. Then dyed it to match the color of the seats (Pony Blue).. Looks good.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
Yup, I know. Mine broke in half so, I used 1/4 plywood then covered it in vinyl. Then dyed it to match the color of the seats (Pony Blue).. Looks good.
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Ain't ejumikashun something? I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
Ain't ejumikashun something?
I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: Smooth or rough?
Yeah I know. At this point I was not thinking about originality, just about how sturdy it would be and not break again anytime soon. With the rims, digital dash and stuff, she is far from original now.
ORIGINAL: Soaring
OK, that will work, but the originals were made from masonite. Not real inventive on Ford's part, but that is exactly what they used.
ORIGINAL: slickman
Yup, I know. Mine broke in half so, I used 1/4 plywood then covered it in vinyl. Then dyed it to match the color of the seats (Pony Blue).. Looks good.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
Yup, I know. Mine broke in half so, I used 1/4 plywood then covered it in vinyl. Then dyed it to match the color of the seats (Pony Blue).. Looks good.
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Ain't ejumikashun something? I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
Ain't ejumikashun something?
I also learned something from you. So, now we have two nomenclatures for the cheap tray that fits behind the back seat. I priced one from one of the mustang vendors, and they wanted more than I could buy a whole 4X8 piece and cut it myself. I used the leftover to cover part of my work bench. Makes a nice cover to keep oil and chit off the work bench.
[IMG]local://upfiles/26659/BB174EE855B14836A2FEFBA3B1E362D8.jpg[/IMG]
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