Dry bag size to fit on chassis inside rear clam

[Dudlow]

As per the title...I am touring France in June with my wife, enroute to Classic LeMans and every bit of luggage capacity will be useful.
I have read that some people put a dry bag in the area where a transmission cooler could be sited (mine does not have one) inside the rear clam. It's going to get wet if it rains. I have seen sailing dry bags online but have no idea of the capacity to order. They seem to be 5 litres through to about 30L. Has anyone bought one of these before please, and if so what size is best.

Thanks.

 

[Art138]

I would be concerned about the impact of heat in that crevice . You have the dry sump oil bottle within inches of that area. The times I have opened the clamshell that area was scary hot.

 

[Tomcat]

When my wife and I travel with the GT...we just put everything in her car

 

[2112]

When my wife and I travel with the GT...we just put everything in her car

LOL!

 

[PeteK]

I have stored stuff in that cubby hole on road trips, and I can assure you it will get wet, so using a dry bag is a good idea.

 

[Saint Ho]

I sent to you a Private Message.
Best regards.

 

[Dudlow]

PM replied to. Thanks.

 

[texas mongrel]

Ski boot bags behind each seat, a small carryall under the passenger’s knees, and fill the frunk using squishy clothes stuffed into plastic bags. You can carry an amazing amount of stuff like this; we’ve toured all over the US and Europe in our ‘06 and never felt short of clothes