whirnot
Well-known member
I did a search and didn't find anything so I thought I might share this.
I am sure a lot of you are like me and always have the "hey I think I can build that" attitude. Well, I thought I might try to build a trunk for the back of my roadster. I found old instructions (1929) that had been updated in the 70's on the Mafca Website: https://www.mafca.com/downloads/Technical/Trunk_Lewis.pdf
Since we had just finished a Lebaron Bonney reupholstery job, we bought enough material to cover our matching trunk. We had to update the materials a little to current available materials, but were pretty pleased with the result. All fittings and accessories are avalable from Model A suppliers.
I am sure a lot of you are like me and always have the "hey I think I can build that" attitude. Well, I thought I might try to build a trunk for the back of my roadster. I found old instructions (1929) that had been updated in the 70's on the Mafca Website: https://www.mafca.com/downloads/Technical/Trunk_Lewis.pdf
Since we had just finished a Lebaron Bonney reupholstery job, we bought enough material to cover our matching trunk. We had to update the materials a little to current available materials, but were pretty pleased with the result. All fittings and accessories are avalable from Model A suppliers.
