(G) undertray

i have a 54 stilo i changed the wishbones at the weekend and noticed that there was some spire clips/captive clips on the side panels like it should have an undertray on is this the case ???
or is it called a under panel

You should read this thread.

Ignore T14086. He likes to collect undertrays to put on his roof to keep the water out. He might even have yours already but he wont be wanting to give it back

I made a duck pond out of it

Thats hilarious!

Yeah so is he ..T your a star ..and under tray theif but a star

Mine scrapes on almost everything traffic calming related... you ain't missing much

i'm missing mine if that's any concelation, but heh, mines in my boot though not fitted when my shocks/wishbone were fitted 'hmm'

Mine 'went missing' when it went for a service, I followed it up but they said it didn't have one on in the first place, funny as I had to fix it previously as one of the screws came loose.....................

Mine's still fitted to the car, secure, protecting the belts and engine compartment from road c**p - exactly what it was designed to do!

It leaves black stripes on the backs of badgers. See how many there are around like that? It's cruel to leave it on

The under tray is also missing on my stilo and I know it used to be fitted when I first go the car. A few weeks ago, I had to put a new radiator due to a leak that developed just as the 3rd year warranty expired I found the cover was missing and so was every single fixing. I phoned up the dealership that have done all the servicing since new and asked them why it was missing; The service manager tried to convince me that they would have no reason to remove the under tray to service the car he said he would ring me back after he had spoke to the workshop coordinator but he never did

I lost the undertray on my 1st multiwagon in deep snow... was trying to get out from the house and there was a 1/2 mile driove along a track slightly uphill. I got stuck in what was about 10 inch of fresh thick snow and had to reverse.. the back of the tray acted as a snow plough, filled with snow and lifted the wheels off the ground.,, i managed to dig enough snow out fromn the car to get the wheels back on the ground but the car was jammed fast... I ended up using the spade to smash the tray off so to dig more snow out.

£180.00 Reg Vardy quoted for a new one!, needless to say it lived with out one for about 5 months before sailing off down the valley in floods. HAHA

mmmmm not tried this method yet

so what are the pros and cons of having an undertray on/off?