Trinket Tray....OKA "Junk Tray"

mangustaMember

I know that this was started in another thread, but I thought I would start this up, as there are some GREAT pic's of some later cars and the configurations that were used!!!

Here are some shots of the "conventional" junk tray that mounts just fore of the shifter, and just behind the heater box in 90% of our cars.

It is 7.25"x7.25"x 2". Would appear to be of aluminum construction.

This is sitting as you would look at it from the drivers seat of a LHD car....

Top View- not sure if the screws are original.

Bottom View

Ciao!
Steve

1/25/109:54 PM

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