can anyone point me in the right direction to find instructions/pics to fit the tubular frame"hatchback boot conversion" that allows the rear 2cv D*lly window to open?its in 2 parts and has lots of bolts and brackets
all we need is some kind of diagram to see how to fit it
thanks all

I think there are a number of variations on the theme; my ENAC has the bottom of the legs fitted into the flat boot floor that is part of that kit; but others I've seen are very different... Manufacturer? pics, we like pics...
mike

thanks for your reply citoenboat
i,ll take some pics tomorrow
james wallace sold it to my bro, very nice it is btw

James Wallace of this parish had a conversion kit off me a few weeks ago. I swapped for a towbar. He put it up for sale recently.

There were no instructions on how to fit.

Found my original advert

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=4257&hilit=conversion+kit

oh, thanks knightly,i,ll have a rummage around past posts
james actually sold this frame to my brother btw

I edited my above post after I re-read your original. There were no instructions on how to fit.

its a bit of a conundrum

Yes John i moved it on as i wasnt using it so found a better home

http://www.franzose.de/en/Citroen-2CV/2 ... /ANR17082/
The link shows the frame in place, I had the two mounting holes in my 2cv on the frame above the rear quarter lights,which is where the frame hings from,the other 4 fixing points are already there on he inside of the boot on the strengthening ribs,I think they take the snap in type of fixing with a captive nut. The frame that holds the tailgate up hinges from the rear shelf/hammock brackets,they have the holes in already. That support frame sits in clips fixed near the bottom of the rear screen..

I hope this helps,I have to admit I've never fitted one but worked it out from seeing them in place and the known fixing points in my car,either way I would suggest it would become more obvious how it's done when you offer it up,good luck

Hi ayjay
I've fitted two in the past. It's basically what Banjo said.
There is (or may be) a metal tab on the top of the rear window frame that needs to be removed ( or bent out of the way, I forget now). The way the roof hinges it doesn't go back into its slot.
When I spoke to uncle Roy before buying mine from Club Cassis, he said he didn't sell them because it is possible for the back window to blow out. I find mine so useful I am still happy to live with that risk.
Hope this helps.
John.