I'm trying to figure out what that cardboard/wood like floor in the trunk is called, and where I can purchase a replacement. I've had some leakage in the trunk and over the years the thing got bent out of shape and there's some mildew on it. I want to buy a new one. I'm hoping that someone could point me in the right direction.

Edit: This is the part that goes on top of the spare tire, and the carpet is attached to it. It has a hinge in the middle to make getting the spare tire out easy.


Modified by Idz21 at 8:09 PM 6/18/2008

 

You're better off buying like "automotive" carpet and wrapping a piece of board from Lowe's on your own.

You can't buy that new anymore. Ebay may have aftermarket ones

 

Try junkyards.

 

Any idea what the technical term for that piece is? Trunk floor board?

 

It is called a spare tire lid.

Click here! and you will see that it is part number 12 in the list.


Modified by GhostAccord at 8:11 AM 6/19/2008

 

aaahaaa Very nice! Thing's pretty expensive though. But it looks like it can be ordered.

 

Yeah $60+ for a piece of Masonite with thin automotive carpet glued to it is a bit steep..lol And I agree, it does look like you can order it. You'll never know until ya try. If you order it they may say that it is back ordered. And when they say that it usually means it's not available anymore.

 

Alright, so I found the part for '90 - '93 Honda Accords (From what I could see, both the USA & JPN versions).

Part #: 84521-SM4-A00

Prices I found by searching multiple Honda Parts stores (I ordered from 1sthondaparts):

1sthondaparts - $57.56 + 8.95 = $66.51
bernardiparts - $58.52 + 9.98 = $68.50
hondapartsdeals - $59.48 + 11.45 = 70.93
hondapartscheap - $57.56 + 9.99 + 3.95 = $71.50
thehondapartsstore - $59.96 + 7.50 + 4.95 = $72.41
hondaautomotiveparts - $55.96 + 12.88 + 4.95 = 73.79
estore.honda.com - $103.94 + 25.00 + 6.24 = $135.18

Legend: Price + shipping + handling (on some)

 

Yeah that sawdust+glue+paper thin carpet cover floor thing sucks. I just reinforced it with some thin wood but it is so flimsy and cheap I couldn't imagine paying even $20 for one of those. A piece of mdf, spray adhesive and gray carpet would be much much stronger and support sub woofer enclosures very nicely.