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04-18-2017, 05:05 PM | #1 |
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Coupe cargo net? (OEM or aftermarket)
I am getting sick of things flying around in the rear hatch and have resorted to using bungees to hold down bigger items (Coolers, cases of beer, etc ). I see there are two small mounting holes on the rear of the trunk area that look like they are designed for a cargo net, but I haven't been able to find one specifically for the coupe.
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05-15-2017, 04:32 PM | #2 |
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i had a roadster so my trunk is kinda different from yours, so you may have to check on fitment.
http://www.bmwpartsofriverside.com/i...ze/1918572.jpg number 15 is a cargo net thats oem for your car with one on each side. theoretically you could find one big enough to to go across the whole trunk. im not sure if the rivets are different if your car didnt come with it as an option. https://www.amazon.com/REDShield-Mul...EM95FKGVM7GABW theres also these dividers that use velcro. your trunk should be like mine where it has a lot of little uneven areas and its pretty useful to turn them into storage. one of my problems with the trunk was that i'd have to take out the big cargo to get to anything small that got behind it. and lastly there are stronger options like this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/FIT-FOR-BMW-...RUj6Vi&vxp=mtr you should be able to pop out most pushtabs and replace them with hooks depending on how much youre planing to strap down. itll be some trial and error, but its relatively cheap. try to order local and look for a vendor with a free returns policy. |
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