Cargo Net??
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Cargo Net??
Ok, what are you all using for a cargo net? There isn't any place to attach one, can't find a legit one online. And after 2 watermelon casualties (oh how fabulous to live on a hill.....) & everything slamming around back there, I am in desperate need of something or I am going to start losing my mind! Ideas, etc, thanks!
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You could put your melons in a bag and either:
– hang it from the hook on the right side of the rear load space
– or put them in the bin on the left (if they fit)
– or put them in the rear load space recessed compartment (if they fit)
– or put them in a cardboard box and simply use the rear load space.
The first thing I did was put a big rubber mat in the rear (protects the car if there are any spills or sharp items) and then put an anti-slip mat on top of that. Unless you are treating your Durango like a rally car, then that should be fine.
For stuff that might still want to shift around, I use toothed corner supports (that grip into the floor) at the edges of the item (you can get them at most automotive stores).
HTH.
– hang it from the hook on the right side of the rear load space
– or put them in the bin on the left (if they fit)
– or put them in the rear load space recessed compartment (if they fit)
– or put them in a cardboard box and simply use the rear load space.
The first thing I did was put a big rubber mat in the rear (protects the car if there are any spills or sharp items) and then put an anti-slip mat on top of that. Unless you are treating your Durango like a rally car, then that should be fine.
For stuff that might still want to shift around, I use toothed corner supports (that grip into the floor) at the edges of the item (you can get them at most automotive stores).
HTH.
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Lol, thanks for your suggestions. Not driving like a rally car, but there are a lot of turns and hills between the house and the store!
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My Citadel came with a cargo net, so I was surprised that there was no way to connect it. So, I put it in my wife's Jeep Grand Cherokee, where there are hooks for it and it fit perfectly. Mopar may have a cargo net set that may come with the 2 hooks that are needed for the cargo net to fit. The hooks look like they just screw into the side panels if you pre-drill a hole first. Might even find these at a auto parts store, otherwise, I may need to get the part number for the screws from the Jeep Cherokee.
