21st Century Pony
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- Martin
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That's one way... I was (am) thinking using cyanoacrylate thin panels on the inside because they can be collapsed for normal frunk cargo use, just lying "folded" on the bottom. Just spitballin' here.I was thinking more long term.
Pull the frunk out, coat the outside with insulation and reinstall. There really isn’t much holding it in place. Should be a quick job and not much $$. Plus you’ll never see the insulation.
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