Reply to "Sticky #2: Rear Deck Lid (Bonnet) Struts"

panteradougMember

I've seen a couple of Panteras with self power rear deck lifts. What's nice about those is there is no load on the decklid when closed.

I've been trying to talk Jon Haas into building those but he thinks the market is too small (just me I guess) ?

He already has a set that works with a compressor, He built those before the prevalence of self opening doors in mini-vans but now the self powered lift cylinders are very common.

I'm one of those who upon changing out my originals for aftermarket versions, had the hinges torn out of the decklid.

I've got too many things in the oven now. I can't start another.

7/12/209:01 AM

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