Adding a trunk-net - anyone do this? Is there an official XJ8 net?
#22
I'd love to see a picture if you can get the chance!
Last edited by Pilotman11; 03-15-2016 at 10:17 PM.
#23
Vector, let me know how this is working for you. I started thinking about this since I currently hold the detail spray, ect in the strap on the right hand side of the trunk. I think one of the books with documentation and all are supposed to go there; correct?
I'd love to see a picture if you can get the chance!
I'd love to see a picture if you can get the chance!
Will post some pics when I get the nets installed. I am putting two in the Jag and two in my F car, tired of the detailing stuff rolling around back there when I am having fun.
Vector
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#25
I bought a few of these to hold small stuff: Detail spray, window cleaner and some microfiber cloths.
They are held by velcro, but OK if you leave them in place and don't R&R too often.
1pc Universal Car Seat Back Storage Mesh Net Bag Cargo Trunk Nets 38cm x 25cm | eBay
Vector
They are held by velcro, but OK if you leave them in place and don't R&R too often.
1pc Universal Car Seat Back Storage Mesh Net Bag Cargo Trunk Nets 38cm x 25cm | eBay
Vector
Last edited by King Charles; 06-14-2018 at 04:58 AM.
#26
KC, as per an earlier post in "what did you do to your X308 today", I purchased this on ebay https://www.ebay.com/i/142679782513?chn=ps
I drilled a 5/32 hole in the corners of the removable covers, two in the spare tire cover, and two in the battery cover, and screwed in the "double hook" fittings. I attach the rear loops of the cargo net to the double hooks, and then when I carry anything I can stretch the cargo net over the items and attach the rear loops to the rear double hooks. I even attached two "retaining hooks" to the trunk lid, so that if I have a lot of stuff, the net is held out of the way until it is needed to drape over the items. Works like a charm, doesn't interfere with normal use, doesn't affect the operation of the tire or battery covers, was cheap ($16 bucks) and can be removed completely at any time.
I drilled a 5/32 hole in the corners of the removable covers, two in the spare tire cover, and two in the battery cover, and screwed in the "double hook" fittings. I attach the rear loops of the cargo net to the double hooks, and then when I carry anything I can stretch the cargo net over the items and attach the rear loops to the rear double hooks. I even attached two "retaining hooks" to the trunk lid, so that if I have a lot of stuff, the net is held out of the way until it is needed to drape over the items. Works like a charm, doesn't interfere with normal use, doesn't affect the operation of the tire or battery covers, was cheap ($16 bucks) and can be removed completely at any time.
#27
KC, as per an earlier post in "what did you do to your X308 today", I purchased this on ebay https://www.ebay.com/i/142679782513?chn=ps
I drilled a 5/32 hole in the corners of the removable covers, two in the spare tire cover, and two in the battery cover, and screwed in the "double hook" fittings. I attach the rear loops of the cargo net to the double hooks, and then when I carry anything I can stretch the cargo net over the items and attach the rear loops to the rear double hooks. I even attached two "retaining hooks" to the trunk lid, so that if I have a lot of stuff, the net is held out of the way until it is needed to drape over the items. Works like a charm, doesn't interfere with normal use, doesn't affect the operation of the tire or battery covers, was cheap ($16 bucks) and can be removed completely at
I drilled a 5/32 hole in the corners of the removable covers, two in the spare tire cover, and two in the battery cover, and screwed in the "double hook" fittings. I attach the rear loops of the cargo net to the double hooks, and then when I carry anything I can stretch the cargo net over the items and attach the rear loops to the rear double hooks. I even attached two "retaining hooks" to the trunk lid, so that if I have a lot of stuff, the net is held out of the way until it is needed to drape over the items. Works like a charm, doesn't interfere with normal use, doesn't affect the operation of the tire or battery covers, was cheap ($16 bucks) and can be removed completely at
Thanks though,.
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