Where to stow your bumper jack in a P15

[BobT-47P15]

Was looking at some "for sale" ads and saw this. One man's idea of

how to stow your bumper jack and it's component parts. Just putting

it out here as information that might be helpful.

Click on link for a picture: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=695522&d=1246303323

[Young Ed]

The later cars actually have a built in system behind the spare for storing the jack. There is a little hook in the floor for the base and a cradle for the other end. Then you tighten the jack against a spring to hold it in place. My P15 has a canvas pouch that holes the jack and its parts.

[Frank Elder]

I wish any of my d24's had come with the jack & pouch...to me the logical place would be behind the spare tire, so it wouldn't get covered up on a trip. Dang that's a primo trunk mat!

[Bill Ford]

Where did the trunk mat come from? I need one and cannot find any one who has them. I store my jack and lug wrench about the same way. Did the P-15 come with a bag or does anyone know how the jack was stored?

[BobT-47P15]

From things I've seen earlier, it seems the jack came new in a box lying

in the trunk. Don't know anything about a canvas pouch....like Ed has.

Have never seen that listed.

They did make a tool roll from canvas material that was an option you

could order.

I would think a person could make his own jack bag if desired.

[maurice wade]

The 47 P15 I now drive came with the jack and accessories in a box. The box is cross ways behind the rear seat in the trunk.