This panel is used in the deck area of Coupes and Roadsters. It was used regardless of whether you were using the back of your car as a trunk or a rumble seat. The reason it was used in trunk applications is that it provided clearance for the rear cross member of the frame. This is the panel that your cushion seat spring would set on. Very good die stamped panels. U.S.A.

This is the panel just below the rumble lid on the inside. When converting the trunk to a rumble seat, this panel is needed so the rumble lid will have clearance when opening and closing. The top of this panel mounts to the panel below the deck lid, and the bottom sits on top of the rumble platform. U.S.A.

This panel is used on 1930-31 Coupes or 1928-31 Roadsters using the rumble area as a trunk. The top fastens to the panel below the deck lid and the bottom attaches to the rear-top edge of the seat riser. Trunk applications still used a seat riser regardless to allow clearance for the rear frame cross member. U.S.A.