peterb wrote:
They're all a bit ordinary in the way they fit. I found if you put a bit of foam rubber sheeting behind them they tend to stay in place better. Just push them right down and then, using magic, slide them up into top groove.
Definitely magic ..... In my Mk I, if you push the panel right to the bottom it will overlap the top retaining groove ...so "slide them up" does not compute..
I found it necessary to remove the seat back. Slide the panel as far down and forward as it will go. With great difficulty insert your hand behind the middle of the panel and push it towards the centre of the car. This allows you to "bow" the panel outwards which allows you to slide the top into the retaining slot. Remove hand.
You need to be very careful to avoid creasing the backboard or damaging the vinyl on the sharp edges -especially around the front of the door pocket.
The availability of more than two hands and clear access by removing the rear side window catch and opening the rear window AFAP will help...
Cheers, Ian