Re: IML: Bumper Jack Stowage in Trunk - 59 Imperial

[RandalPark@xxxxxxx]

The tensions spring is a separate piece.

Paul W.

In an email dated 3/9/2005 8:08:07 pm GMT Daylight time, Charles Hansen <hansencw@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

>The restoration of my '59 Imperial is nearing completion and I'm trying 
>to figure out how the bumper jack stores in the trunk. The two brackets 
>are in place, but the owner's manual states - " To remove, move the 
>control trigger down and release tension on holding spring by operating 
>the jack." ?(It doesn't explain in detail how to re-stow it.) The 
>picture in the manual is not real clear since the spare tire partly 
>obstructs the view of the stored jack, but it looks like there might be 
>something coming up from the trunk floor that attaches to the jack.
>
>My question: Is the tension holding spring part of the bumper jack or 
>is it a separate piece that also attaches to the trunk (floor)?
>Can anybody with a '59 tell me how to store the bumper jack (and 
>perhaps send me a photo)?
>
>Thanks,
>Charlie Hansen
>1959 Imperial Le Baron
>
>
>
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