Reply to "valvcovers"

panteradougMember

You can keep about 1/2 of the luggage space. Hall was selling luggage trays to fit the headers but I built my own out of the original.

With todays spaceage insulation materials you can line the underside of the luggage tray to keep from cooking your cargo.

Forget about hard suitcases though. Your cases need to be flexable to fit the strange shape of the luggage tray.

I really don't need to carry luggage so it's a moot point anyway.

The 180's are difficult to resist. They call you over to the "dark side".

3/19/073:56 PM

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