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After pulling the rear seat from my 29, I found what looks like a storage place. Could someone tell me what it was originally used for. I know I should know this, but I don't. This is my daily and it would be a nice place to store some tools and small parts, and maybe even a small jack. I have been driving this car daily since Dec, 2015, about 150 miles a week. Just got around to pulling the rear seat because I thought my screw driver had fallen back there.
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Doesn't matter what if was originally intended fior, use it for whatever you need it for. Wayne
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It was originally used for storage
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Under seat storage is good for the various things you spoke of. On a sedan that is about all the space you have. the Model A wasn't built for luggage! Always good to have the things you spoke of a jack and tools for a flat and a couple of other tools for adjustments. When I pulled the seat out of my sedan I found 21" tire chains!
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Thanks for the wisdom guys. It is amazing after lining it out, just how much stuff I was able to put back there. And now I have my rear floor space back
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Boot legging??
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Chief sed that's the FIRST place they look
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Tom,
Remember ALL the apparel we bought @ the Surplus Stores? Flight Suits & such, were great in topless Roadsters. We also wore ALL that gear when operating Cotton Picking machines in COLD weather. Bill Warm
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