[DeTomaso] Innovative Pantera storage space

[jgkrenton at comcast.net]

Rob: 

I've traveled for years without my trunk insert. My car still has the original finish in the rear area and I just toss a duffle bag in the corner between the AC unit and the fender then hold it in place with a simple bungee cord. Eat the chocolate first.... 

I've never had a problem with this. You can always toss the duffle bag in the wash if it gets a bit dirty. 

I also have a small cooler I place on a piece of cardboard on the top of the ZF and use a few more bungees to keep it in place. 

Probably not a good idea if you have a polished ZF or nice paint back there. 

Your experience may vary.... 

Have fun. 

Jeff 2467 who was in Destin early December. Fun place. 



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From: "Rob Dumoulin" <rob at dumoulins.net> 
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Sent: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 6:33:29 PM 
Subject: [DeTomaso] Innovative Pantera storage space 

Next month I will be driving across the state for the annual Burning Up The 
Beaches charity car event in Destin, Florida. If any other owners are 
planning on attending, drop me a private response. I grew up there and saw 
my first Pantera there as a teenager many moons ago. Hopefully I can 
inspire some current generation young adults to fulfill their dream 
someday. 

I am contemplating leaving my rear trunk insert at home, which means I need 
to get creative on storage. Has anybody used the cavities on the rear hatch 
near the lift shocks for storage. If so, what fits well there and how did 
you secure it from bouncing around or falling out. I would consider storing 
small tool rolls in each there were some way to Velcro it still and some 
end cap that looked nice or better yet a locking door to store the radar 
detector. 

Anybody done this? 

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   Rob:
   I've traveled for years without my trunk insert.  My car still has the
   original finish in the rear area and I just toss a duffle bag in the
   corner between the AC unit and the fender then hold it in place with a
   simple bungee cord.  Eat the chocolate first....
   I've never had a problem with this. You can always toss the duffle bag
   in the wash if it gets a bit dirty.
   I also have a small cooler I place on a piece of cardboard on the top
   of the ZF and use a few more bungees to keep it in place.
   Probably not a good idea if you have a polished ZF or nice paint back
   there.
   Your experience may vary....
   Have fun.
   Jeff 2467 who was in Destin early December.  Fun place.
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   From: "Rob Dumoulin" <rob at dumoulins.net>
   To: "P - Mail List" <detomaso at server.detomasolist.com>
   Sent: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 6:33:29 PM
   Subject: [DeTomaso] Innovative Pantera storage space
   Next month I will be driving across the state for the annual Burning Up
   The
   Beaches charity car event in Destin, Florida. If any other owners are
   planning on attending, drop me a private response. I grew up there and
   saw
   my first Pantera there as a teenager many moons ago. Hopefully I can
   inspire some current generation young adults to fulfill their dream
   someday.
   I am contemplating leaving my rear trunk insert at home, which means I
   need
   to get creative on storage. Has anybody used the cavities on the rear
   hatch
   near the lift shocks for storage. If so, what fits well there and how
   did
   you secure it from bouncing around or falling out. I would consider
   storing
   small tool rolls in each there were some way to Velcro it still and
   some
   end cap that looked nice or better yet a locking door to store the
   radar
   detector.
   Anybody done this?
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