Cargo Net

[Mr3Putt]

Originally posted by lilbit_cmm
I like the cover because you can pull it over everything so that people can't see what's in the back of the car...

Lil' Bit

Although I have the cargo cover, I find my "abracadabra security shield" works even better. Turbo cheap, super effecitive, plus, no rattles. I have a photo in my gallery.

My MO arrived without a net. Homer (my hero) gave me his net. I have used it a few times and it works well, I could have easily lived without it, I prefer bungees for hold downs and we buy so many groceries when we shop, there's no room for them to flop.

[TheGymKid]

Originally posted by Mr3Putt


Although I have the cargo cover, I find my "abracadabra security shield" works even better. Turbo cheap, super effecitive, plus, no rattles. I have a photo in my gallery.

My MO arrived without a net. Homer (my hero) gave me his net. I have used it a few times and it works well, I could have easily lived without it, I prefer bungees for hold downs and we buy so many groceries when we shop, there's no room for them to flop.

Hummm... I tried finding you in the gallery to check out the "abracadabra security shield" and couldn't find a folder for ya.

[Mr3Putt]

Originally posted by TheGymKid


Hummm... I tried finding you in the gallery to check out the "abracadabra security shield" and couldn't find a folder for ya.

Did ya click on my gallery button under my post? In the gallery it's called my 3 dollar security shield.

The photo does it no justice. When installed, your cargo (any size) disappears. So simple. I bought one for my wife's station wagon (hers was $4).

We were on a golf outing in Myrtle beach with a rented trailblazer, I bought one in the Walmart there for $6 (tourist trap), to cover all the golf clubs and crap.

With tinted windows the effect is amazing. Your hatch doesn't look like a pile covered with a black cloth. YOUR HATCH LOOKS EMPTY.

[Corin]

Originally posted by TheGymKid


Hey Corin... so.... did you ever make the Cargo Organizer purchase?

Yes, I did. And am very pleased that I did. Already used it quite a bit, and highly recommend it to anyone wanting something to help keep things from sliding all over the place.

[TheGymKid]

Originally posted by Corin


Yes, I did. And am very pleased that I did. Already used it quite a bit, and highly recommend it to anyone wanting something to help keep things from sliding all over the place.

Which site? I'm also looking to get the all-season floor mats in the same buy. This is what I found so far...

http://nissanpartspeople.com

All-Season Floor $58.65
Cargo Area Organizer $112.20
Shipping $12.95
Total $183.80

http://nissan.autowebaccessories.com

All-Season Floor $64.13
Cargo Area Organizer $119.79
Shipping $20.39
Total $204.31

https://www.1stnissanparts.com/shopping

All-Season Floor $63.60
Cargo Area Organizer $118.80
Shipping $63.38
Total $245.78

[Corin]

I believe it was AutoWebAccessories, but I don't remember for sure. I'll try to remember to dig out the paperwork.

[bigdongers]

Originally posted by ella138
As an alternative to the net, I have my groceries bagged in plastic and then hook them on the little hooks on the back of the rear seat head rests.

The rear seats on my Morano have little bars on them. Did you buy hooks to hook into those little bars? How else would you have hooks? Did it come with Grocery hooks? A picture would be appreciated as groceries is my life (I know it's sad)

those hooks on the rear seat head rests are not for grocerys. They are for the cargo cover to hook onto. We get a cargo cover as standard in Australia.

[toofargone]

Originally posted by bigdongers


those hooks on the rear seat head rests are not for grocerys. They are for the cargo cover to hook onto. We get a cargo cover as standard in Australia.

Yup, I recently discovered those little hooks and the extended pieces of the cargo cover recently.

[brikhaus]

FYI Cargo Organizer Nissan Part # 999C2-CP002