Hi.
I've decided to toy with an '05 DB9, for I've not owned an Aston before and the price was "right". The interior is perfect, other than the dash and rear shelf which seemed a little "dry" to me. I've used Leatherique products on my Ferraris and love the stuff, so I've also applied the rejuvenator oil to the DB9 dash and rear shelf areas. Silly me didn't consider how this stuff runs, and now I have oil streaks between the rear glass and the 3rd taillight.
I'm sure I can figure this out, but I thought I'd be lazy and ask first, how to remove the rear shelf centerpiece (runs from the 3rd taillight to the rear subwoofer.
Thanks in advance. And btw..... the first thing I did was remove the rear muffler and Pierburg valves, fabbed some plain piping to put in the muffler's place, and the result is the most wonderful sounding automobile I've owned thus far. The perfect amount of loud, yet great sound. And inside with the windows up.... no droning, but rather a subtle, deep note just enough to let you know there's actually something happening under the hood. Amazing to me. My wife tried to get me to purchase an Aston 4 years ago.
Anyway, any help in this rear shelf removal matter is much appreciated.
Thanks,
I've decided to toy with an '05 DB9, for I've not owned an Aston before and the price was "right". The interior is perfect, other than the dash and rear shelf which seemed a little "dry" to me. I've used Leatherique products on my Ferraris and love the stuff, so I've also applied the rejuvenator oil to the DB9 dash and rear shelf areas. Silly me didn't consider how this stuff runs, and now I have oil streaks between the rear glass and the 3rd taillight.
I'm sure I can figure this out, but I thought I'd be lazy and ask first, how to remove the rear shelf centerpiece (runs from the 3rd taillight to the rear subwoofer.
Thanks in advance. And btw..... the first thing I did was remove the rear muffler and Pierburg valves, fabbed some plain piping to put in the muffler's place, and the result is the most wonderful sounding automobile I've owned thus far. The perfect amount of loud, yet great sound. And inside with the windows up.... no droning, but rather a subtle, deep note just enough to let you know there's actually something happening under the hood. Amazing to me. My wife tried to get me to purchase an Aston 4 years ago.
Anyway, any help in this rear shelf removal matter is much appreciated.
Thanks,