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I made a bracket that hangs between the "umbrella hooks" it is a chrome one that looks pretty nice in a black car. I just hang it there when I am at a gathering showing off the car. It's a throw back to the old days when I used go to car shows and they required you to have an extinguisher.
On the Base model we have manual seats and that is the **** you turn to adjust the back of the seat. I wish that the seat back had a release so that the back folded forward because a short guy like me has a lot of room behind the seat (well not a lot, but some), but there is no easy access to it.
Hi there,
thank you all for the idea. I believe that a fire extinguisher is both a safety measure and a sporty mod. So I went for it, too. I riveted the housing on top of the beam behind the seats
It holds firm. Then placed a silver extinguisher I found online (it matches the rest of the interior)
And this is the final result. I quite like it, it gives the XF a tinge of extra sportiveness, don't you think?
Well then, let's set the road on fire. ;-)
I think it looks great. My only concern would be that it would become a projectile in a collision.
I believe that's why the o.p. mounted his behind the seat.
I think it looks great. My only concern would be that it would become a projectile in a collision.
I believe that's why the o.p. mounted his behind the seat.
That is a very good point. To be honest, I thought about that but prioritised aesthetics. I guess will have to resort to careful driving and remove the cylinder from its housing when I push the pedal hard. 😉
Trying to navigate this old forum and seeing all these old threads revived brings back memories. A lot of lost friends on here. I have never needed a fire extinguisher except at the track as required. Glad people are still finding mods for their cars after all these years.