What do you keep your TVR spares in?
What do you keep your TVR spares in?
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da_murphster

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1,053 posts

276 months

Friday 13th February 2009
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I presently have an old rucksack stuffed with various spares for the TVR - oil, jump leads, cables, some tools etc (inc warm kit!).

Its annoying me rolling round the boot and I was thinking that a segregated bit would be much neater, maybe even a custom bag that clips into the side/straps in etc.

Anyone done anything similar or has everyone else just got stuff rolling round like me?!

Photos if you have done anything imaginative please!

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Friday 13th February 2009
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I bought two "boot tidy" bags from Aldi in Germany.
I recently saw that they have them in the UK as well.
They have velcro on the back and underside and so stay in place.y had them in black or gray.
The gray works well for me and is almost identical to the colour of the boot lining material.
I have moved them from the boot to the shelf behind the seats and they stay in place very well.

BGB autosport

1,044 posts

216 months

Saturday 14th February 2009
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Have a look on ebay at "boot tidy" there used to be some with the TVR logo on but cant see any at the moment.


da_murphster

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1,053 posts

276 months

Saturday 14th February 2009
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so called said:
I have moved them from the boot to the shelf behind the seats and they stay in place very well.
As in you have them visible on the panel where the rear speakers are?

I've seen the TVR ones on ebay - do you have to screw then in?

Will investigate. Do they not get in the way when you wan to load the boot with bags etc?

Chequred Demon

508 posts

223 months

Saturday 14th February 2009
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I have a very nice TVR branded "Boot Tidy" that came with the car.

It has 3 pockets and snap on fasteners that are glued to the carpet and is very easy to take in and out. It sits on the rear vertical face of the boot against the tank and will hold tyre weld, oil, jump leads, spare throttle cable and a few spanners etc,etc.

You can't put very heavy items in it, but it is a great asset to the car and doesn't take up much room.

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Saturday 14th February 2009
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da_murphster said:
so called said:
I have moved them from the boot to the shelf behind the seats and they stay in place very well.
As in you have them visible on the panel where the rear speakers are?

I've seen the TVR ones on ebay - do you have to screw then in?

Will investigate. Do they not get in the way when you wan to load the boot with bags etc?
Mine are all secured in place with velcro and the cover is velcroed also.
Not sure where my speakers are ???
Moved them from the boot because I am regularly loading cases.