The boot lid assembled. There are three main components - a lid with framework welded to it; a thick ply baseboard and a steel tray. There are also wood fillets at the top and bottom of the lid, and the lid is completed by a wooden strap strip and a rubber mat.
Three long screws (centre rear) pass through the tray/baseboard assembly and fix into a strip of wood the length of the lid. This strip is secured to the lid by the screws holding the locks. The four side screws only hold the rubber mat to the baseboard. The sound deadening is non-original.
After undoing these three central screws, the inner tray/baseboard assembly lifts out (on mine, restricted by the tail lamp wire which passes through).
the tray/baseboard assembly fits snugly inside this holder (quite a tight fit on mine which needed levering out).
With the inner tray/baseboard assembly out, the lid can be seen to be an outer skin, welded to a steel angle iron framework
and the angle iron continues around the lower edges of the lid to form a rectangular holder for the tray/baseboard assembly.
