PhillyMAx

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I purchased my 97 SE, used, about 6 years ago. One feature that never crossed my mind was having a net in my trunk. I usually have a cardboard box with various car accessories (emergency kit, flat tire repair, paper towels, etc.) in my trunk, but it keeps shifting whenever I travel.

I've seen cargo nets on EBAY, but my trunk doesn't come equipped with any brackets or hooks. Is there any way for me to do this?

Chunger

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Nissan kit is made for the car... it comes with a tool that installs the net anchors in place of some of the plastic fasteners...

Wetballoon

I have a soft compartmentalized storage bin running across the back of the trunk, it stay in place with velcro and 2 metal hooks that I attached to the ends of the trim piece.

MaxKlinger

My crap just slides all over the place in the trunk. If you put enough crap in there all the objects get in the way of each other and then they can't slide.

tengunsalute

I'm looking for the exact same thing for my 99SE. PhillyMax, did you get a hold of one on ebay?

Jepht20

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i think i remember reading about i30s having this, or atleast as an option...might want to look at i30 parts dealer or in a junkyard or something. i have trunk nets from another car, actually have a few of them, that i was going to try to experiment and custom install into my max but never got around to it.

PhillyMAx

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Not yet, the ones I've seen on ebay don't include the mounting hooks/brackets. It's just the actual net - which won't do me any good without the hooks.

BourneJ

I have one; it's not even a nissan one; there's two clips conveniently already in the trunk that I've attached it to; for the bottom ones, i just mad clips. I don't have a close up pick but you get the idea from this pic.



I HAVE LOTS OF CRAP IN THERE RIGHT NOW SO IT LOOKS MESSY (jumper cables, first aid kit, scredrivers, etc...)

drax89

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Courtesy Nissan sells the oem optional one for like 45 bux

Igobuk

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I used two key rings to attach the net to the torsion bars of the lid. The net sits under the rear deck nicely, kind of 3/4 of the way into the trunk.