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June 9th 06, 02:57 PM
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Cargo Net for PT Cruiser
Can anyone point towards a source of a cargo net for a PT Cruiser?
Actually, I only need the plastic hook part that connects the net to the metal ring on the inside car body. I'll check out some you-pull-it junk yards this weekend. Oh, I have found one on Wyckoff Chrysler's web side, but $72+ is a bit steep IMO for this piece. Jerry 
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June 9th 06, 07:21 PM
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Cargo Net for PT Cruiser
I'm not sure if you want a traditional cargo net where all four ends connect
to the floor or a net that acts as a pocket strung across the back end just behind the rear hatch. I picked up a new cargo net for a 300M on eBay for $14 including shipping to act as a pocket behind the hatch. All I had to do was reduce the width a bit by trying the excess top and bottom bungee cords into two looped knots.Works ok in my PT Cruiser "Nobody" > wrote in message news  7fig.28521$QP4.138@fed1read12...> Can anyone point towards a source of a cargo net for a PT Cruiser? > Actually, I only need the plastic hook part that connects the net to the > metal ring on the inside car body. I'll check out some you-pull-it junk > yards this weekend. Oh, I have found one on Wyckoff Chrysler's web side, > but $72+ is a bit steep IMO for this piece. > > Jerry
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June 10th 06, 04:07 AM
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Cargo Net for PT Cruiser
Steve Stone wrote:
> I'm not sure if you want a traditional cargo net where all four ends connect > to the floor or a net that acts as a pocket strung across the back end just > behind the rear hatch. > > I picked up a new cargo net for a 300M on eBay for $14 including shipping to > act as a pocket behind the hatch. All I had to do was reduce the width a bit > by trying the excess top and bottom bungee cords into two looped knots.Works > ok in my PT Cruiser > > "Nobody" > wrote in message > news 7fig.28521$QP4.138@fed1read12...>> Can anyone point towards a source of a cargo net for a PT Cruiser? >> Actually, I only need the plastic hook part that connects the net to the >> metal ring on the inside car body. I'll check out some you-pull-it junk >> yards this weekend. Oh, I have found one on Wyckoff Chrysler's web side, >> but $72+ is a bit steep IMO for this piece. >> >> Jerry > > Hmm, had not heard or thought of that - use another Chrysler car's net. I'll check into it.
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