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Rick R (Guest)

Rick I really like that look. How is it done? What is on the back of the carpet to keep the shape? What if you have to get inside there? Can it just be pulled down?[/QUOTE]

Mark
This picture isn't very good but it might show you what i did. I drew some lines on the photo to show the 2 different pieces of metal used.
The upper part can be pulled down for access. I used aluminum, 18 guage I think, to form the upper shape (yellow lines). The aluminum goes down to the top of the curved lower piece. From there down I screwed some curved sheet metal to the car, (red) to form the curve at the bottom where the floor curves up to the fold down part. The carpet acts as a hinge. I used some 8" dia stove pipe from home depot for the pre-bent curve.
Rick

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