As far as I know these are called 'Jesus handles'. That's because the passenger tends to loudly exclaim "Jesus!" when they grab hold of the grip under impressive acceleration.
May I ask Gareth (Hi, welcome back!) or TRM if they could kindly provide some more detailed photos of a folding boot floor, to help me make one myself? A few measurements would also be very useful.
Ok, found it. I can see where it fits, but are there any fitting instructions? e.g. how high to fit it to clear the map reading light, fixings holes equidistant from the map light, anything else I need to know before it goes all FUBAR on me?
Thanks for the photos Gareth. Very helpful. How are the different pieces of board joined together? Do the edges of the six panels touch each other, or is it all covered in carpet, with rows of stitching dividing the separate boards? Or is it all wrapped and sewn together with cloth of some sort, with carpet only on the top?
Many thanks for the measurements and detail photos, Gareth, that's very helpful.
Colnerov, that is an excellent idea.
Making myself a folding boot floor remains on the back burner for now. I've begun preparing a replacement set of doors and wings for paint, after closer inspection of the bubbly bits in my paintwork revealed extensive corrosion! Prepping four doors and wings for paint is going to keep me busy for quite some time!
it may be only my cup of tea and nobody else's ?
Their point however was that it couldn't be a Rover with a V8 in it. The P6 was designed with a 4 cylinder unit and they refused to accept a P6 as a Rover with anything else?