Rear Cubby Panel removal

[stag66]

I need to get the passenger side rear cubby removed to allow some repairs.

I have removed 2 screws at the bottom and the clips on the seatback reinforcing bar.

Before I start into the B Post interior trim,does anyone have a quick guide to what all I need to do?

I tried a search of the Forum but couldn't find anything.

Thanks,
Ken

[V Mad]

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You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

[stag66]

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Thanks Chris,

I will give that a go.

Ken

[stag66]

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Job done,thanks.

This forum is a great source of knowledge.
Stand by for the next daft question

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stag66 wrote:

Job done,thanks.

This forum is a great source of knowledge.
Stand by for the next daft question

There are no daft questions - only Stag owners Martin.

[stag66]

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Yes I agree Martin,
By the time I get this car finished you will all have to be given joint credit

[dasadrew]

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V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

[stag66]

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Yes you are correct , but I took a guess at what he meant.

I didn't have to remove or slacken them though,just gave the panel a good wiggle.

Hopefully the welder will be in action over the next few days

Ken

[V Mad]

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On most cars the cubby panels come out easily, but a couple of cars I have worked on have had trim clips under the horseshoe thingy (or whatever the correct title is). I hate takingthose bl**dy things off!

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dasadrew wrote:

V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

I think he means the chrome hard top plates!

Jason

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stagstan wrote:

dasadrew wrote:

V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

I think he means the chrome hard top plates!

Jason

Chromed monkeymetal horseshoe shaped hard top fixing plate thingy with a lump of brass underneath, to give it it's proper title. Martin.

[rogerk]

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Martin Stevenson wrote:

stagstan wrote:

dasadrew wrote:

V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

I think he means the chrome hard top plates!

Jason

Chromed monkeymetal horseshoe shaped hard top fixing plate thingy with a lump of brass underneath, to give it it's proper title. Martin.

WHAT lump of brass underneath:shock:

I'm I missing something:?

Roger

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rogerk wrote:

Martin Stevenson wrote:

stagstan wrote:

dasadrew wrote:

V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

I think he means the chrome hard top plates!

Jason

Chromed monkeymetal horseshoe shaped hard top fixing plate thingy with a lump of brass underneath, to give it it's proper title. Martin.

WHAT lump of brass underneath:shock:

I'm I missing something:?

Roger

Hi Roger, did you really think the hard top engages in a Mazak plate ? There is a brass insert to take the strain.

Any news about my request for info on the baton passing as per last night's email please ? Martin.

[rogerk]

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Martin Stevenson wrote:

rogerk wrote:

Martin Stevenson wrote:

stagstan wrote:

dasadrew wrote:

V Mad wrote:

You dont need to remove the B post trim. You may need to losen or remove the chrome horseshoe though.

Horseshoes? What horseshoes? Is my Stag missing something? Do you mean 812971 & 812972http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-812971 or am I missing some trim from the seatback bar?

I think he means the chrome hard top plates!

Jason

Chromed monkeymetal horseshoe shaped hard top fixing plate thingy with a lump of brass underneath, to give it it's proper title. Martin.

WHAT lump of brass underneath:shock:

I'm I missing something:?

Roger

Hi Roger, did you really think the hard top engages in a Mazak plate ? There is a brass insert to take the strain.

Any news about my request for info on the baton passing as per last night's email please ? Martin.

Hi Martin

When I get of my butt I'll go upstairs to the PC and find the data, The laptop only keeps mail for the last month but I did send you details back in January and you did reply

But I will send details on again soon

Promise

Roger