360 Trunk Interior Bolt part number and clips.

Should be #11 in the diagram on https://www.eurospares.com/Ferrari/360/360_Modena/PartDiagrams/110/Front_Compartment_Trims?ref=011

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I still have a question relevant to this. I came up against it last week and thought about posting, but set it to the back of my mind instead. But since this is now a live topic:
In my car (don’t know about everyone else’s?) on the left hand side of the front-most panel that houses the tool kit, there are 3 Christmas-tree style push fasteners holding the left edge of the front panel to the left side panel. Every other fastener is the one mentioned above; the 3mm stepped bolt. When I removed them, they were all basically cut in half to somewhat fit in there, but even then they didn’t fit or hold that well. There aren’t any holes behind the panels for actual bolts to fit into, and I can’t seem to find mention or note of them on the parts diagram. What gives?

 

They are an odd type of fastener that I found impossible to refit (if I recall they snap in place). I ended up using a U-shaped threaded retainer on the back panel and a threaded fastener matching the other fasteners used in the frunk.

 

That makes sense to me. I find it odd they’re not even on the parts diagram.

 

I got some ordered through the local dealer but found them impossible to fit so I opted for the other choice as delineated above. Looks good.

 

I might try something like what I believe the Doc did. It’s one of those things that most people would never care about, but I like to take on these pet projects when I take notice of them, that bring the car ever closer to perfection, or as close to the day it left the factory -and in many cases, better- and once I get it in my mind, I can’t get it out until I complete it to my exacting standards!

 

I think these are what you are looking for.
#66614100 for the male clip.
#66614200 for the female clip.

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Those are the correct parts but impossible for me to get to work whilst in the car.

 

Interesting. Thanks for finding and posting the pics and numbers Graeme!

 

Maybe? I would’ve assumed, looking at the pictures, that you would put the big one on the back side of the side panel, then insert the smaller one through the front panel to secure them together. Then I would’ve assumed that removal would work just like any other push fitting, with a panel popping tool. But it sounds like @Doctor Mark had a different experience. Perhaps he’ll chime in with what difficulty he had with them.

 

I could not get the clips to go together as the carpet is fairly thick. At that point, I just decided to go in a different direction. The end result to me was not worth the hassle and frustration. I am sure it can be done but not by me. The screw and retainer route also made future removal a lot easier.