G8rboy

I was thinking about getting one to hold a few loose items in the trunk, but wanted to make sure where it installed- is it close to the trunk opening, or more forward against the back of the back seats? If the latter, I don't see it's usefullness with that big spare tire in the way.

Anybody have a pic handy of it installed? (I did some searches, and learned of the installation tips, but no pics)...

Thanks!

-Sean

Wingnut

Yes, it is tight against the trunk entrance lip, not the rear of the rear seatbacks. Overall I like having it, however, I do occasionally snag a piece of luggage on it and have to back it out and reinsert. I keep a quart of oil and a few items in it that would otherwise bounce around a little bit.

WN

brothervoodoo

It's by the trunk opening. I will see about getting a pic if possible.

8_wannabe

It goes at the very rear of the trunk, right at the opening. Getting things in and out is way easy. You said you found prior threads on install; I would reiterate that using a hammer to gently tap in the four anchors worked very well. Otherwise, getting the screws to start in was virtually impossible for many people.

G8rboy

Perfect- I'll order it then... thanks for the quick reply!

-Sean

i3man

I'm surprised that nobody has tried to make their own cargo net yet.

Speed-ER doc

My golf bag ALWAYS snags on the darn thing. I'll probably remove mine.

G8rboy

Thanks-- I received the cargo net from Trussville today. I followed the 'tap it in' method rather than widening the holes for the bottom, with one small twist. I put a little spit on the rubber 'sleeves' to lube them and used a rubber mallet to do the tapping- took about 2 minutes to do the whole thing. Now my car care crap isn't bouncing around the trunk : )

-Sean