Yeah. I got a look at the frame. Wasn’t going to work so I cancelled my order.
I been discuss this with some owners, @Megabueno use a screw like this as a solutionI have a small workaround to be able to use a cargo net, but missing those two front cargo hooks is a letdown. Has anyone found a solution for this? @AOSK if you had a metal cargo hook that could be installed here this would be very valuable.
For the time being here is my solution to utilize any kind of netting. The upper hooks as they are, are near worthless. But I was able to rig this up using some small bungie cords with metal hooks.
Bottom of the net, connecting hooks.
While the net isn't huge it's perfect for those small heavy items from the grocery store that you don't want rolling or sliding around.
Link to the net on Amazon: Rear Cargo Net... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XB39KC4?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Note, it does come with additional fasteners if you want to drill into your plastic for additional hook points, but I wasn't about to do that.
Picture with the bottle for science!!My son purchased this cargo net for my birthday (yes, I now have an Amazon wish list for my MME). https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Acce...ganizer-Elastic/dp/B09JSJZJP2?ref_=ast_sto_dp
Was able to anchor the net to the two metal rings at the back of the “trunk” and two cloth rings buried on the left and right sides (they are attached to the 2nd row seats). This does, however, leave slack in the net as it is not flush with the floor. I thought things would roll around and thus, this net would be worthless.
I picked up a (long sought after) bottle of bourbon and used that as my experiment. I keep a towel in the back of the MME (per Arthur Dent’s advice). I wrapped the bottle in the towel and put it under the net. On the drive home I proceeded to show my wife “what this puppy can do” on some curvy roads (yes, somehow I am still married). And upon arrival the bottle hadn’t moved an inch.
I wanted the net specifically to keep bottles and the like from rolling around. Mission accomplished.
Elijah Craig Toasted Barrel … for science.
Which one took the crown?!Elijah Craig Toasted Barrel … for science.
This was my comparative tasting last night. Life is good.
To my surprise, the Toasted Barrel won. Usually the Barrel Proof wins for me, but the Toasted Barrel was just too tasty.
Nope. The carpet indentations are for raising/lowering the floor not missing tiedowns.
Keep looking.
You must have missed the first picture in the first post of this thread. The cargo rings are pretty visible. ?
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Any idea what the approximate dimensions of this are? It looks like it's not sold anymore by @AOSK . Trying to find a similar one with clips included.My son purchased this cargo net for my birthday (yes, I now have an Amazon wish list for my MME). https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Acce...ganizer-Elastic/dp/B09JSJZJP2?ref_=ast_sto_dp
Was able to anchor the net to the two metal rings at the back of the “trunk” and two cloth rings buried on the left and right sides (they are attached to the 2nd row seats). This does, however, leave slack in the net as it is not flush with the floor. I thought things would roll around and thus, this net would be worthless.
I picked up a (long sought after) bottle of bourbon and used that as my experiment. I keep a towel in the back of the MME (per Arthur Dent’s advice). I wrapped the bottle in the towel and put it under the net. On the drive home I proceeded to show my wife “what this puppy can do” on some curvy roads (yes, somehow I am still married). And upon arrival the bottle hadn’t moved an inch.
I wanted the net specifically to keep bottles and the like from rolling around. Mission accomplished.
