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Whaninoz Cat C rebulid thread (updated 28/05/13)

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Old 04-03-2010, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by m1bjr,Apr 3 2010, 10:06 PM
I never did find out... what are the straps for in the boot?
I'd hazard a guess at either tonneau cover or warning triangle
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Old 04-03-2010, 01:20 PM
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Depends which ones...

Warning triangle or umbrella.
Or to hold a wheel down when you are using the spare.
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Yes, you might get them around the spokes but it would be interesting trying to see what you were doing

After a bit of googling, it appears it is indeed for holding the wheel in place
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Originally Posted by unclefester,Apr 3 2010, 09:29 PM
After a bit of googling, it appears it is indeed for holding the wheel in place
Pat, you ain't gonna believe it... but this thing called the owners manual...


It tells you all about this shit...



Spooky Huh!

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But that would mean going downstairs to the car, I prefer google, it's at my fingertips

What say we spend the next JAE disabling everyones passenger windows during the day
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Unlikely I can make JAE this year
At each major meet - I seem to be in a different continent

Still only got 2200 miles on the new wheels
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You could just carry the wheel on your lap.
And hope it doesnt explode

Ta for the strap info, never read that before and obviously dont have a manual now
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A bit tasteless that one
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If you need a replacement rear bumper then have a look at this thread

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thanks for the link

i have a JDM bumper im fitting so i can keep my number plates i have made up.
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