Jim was great in answering all of my questions...excellent Customer Service 
trunk organizer????
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From: San Antonio TX
Originally Posted by V Vette
How are the trays secured to car? Thanks
It works out great. No mods to the car, stays in place and if I want to take it out it comes out. Pretty cool design.
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I just ordered mine from Southern as well - Jim is making me one with 2 trays AND 2 drink holders - don't know if I'll actually use the drink holders for drinks, but maybe for smaller trinkets. I'll post pictures when it's here and installed.
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From: CO
Here is the photo I promised....Having a hard time posting it.
Sorry, guys I can't get it to post in the thread. Either way, the picture is at the above URL.
Sorry, guys I can't get it to post in the thread. Either way, the picture is at the above URL.
Last edited by everett36; Jul 28, 2005 at 08:14 AM.
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From: San Antonio TX
Originally Posted by Wcberry
Can someone post how big the trays are? I would like to sit a small cooler (6 pack size) in one to keep it from sliding around?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Will be close
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From: Menifee (I.E.) CA
I would like a tray that fits directly behind the seats. As wide as driver's side pillar post to passenger's side pillar post. Made of hard plastic, or whatever, interior colored. Slips over ridge behind seats to secure itself and can be removed. As deep as the ridge behind the seats or shallower. As wide as 5-10 inches, maybe with adjustment for that. A couple holders for cups, maybe.
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
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From: San Clemente CA
Originally Posted by ufso
I would like a tray that fits directly behind the seats. As wide as driver's side pillar post to passenger's side pillar post. Made of hard plastic, or whatever, interior colored. Slips over ridge behind seats to secure itself and can be removed. As deep as the ridge behind the seats or shallower. As wide as 5-10 inches, maybe with adjustment for that. A couple holders for cups, maybe.
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
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From: OIB North Carolina
St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by doccoch
I just ordered mine from Southern as well - Jim is making me one with 2 trays AND 2 drink holders - don't know if I'll actually use the drink holders for drinks, but maybe for smaller trinkets. I'll post pictures when it's here and installed.
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From: CO
Originally Posted by ufso
I would like a tray that fits directly behind the seats. As wide as driver's side pillar post to passenger's side pillar post. Made of hard plastic, or whatever, interior colored. Slips over ridge behind seats to secure itself and can be removed. As deep as the ridge behind the seats or shallower. As wide as 5-10 inches, maybe with adjustment for that. A couple holders for cups, maybe.
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
Just something to hold wife's purse, CD cases, map, etc.
IS THAT TO MUCH TO ASK???
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From: Menifee (I.E.) CA
Originally Posted by everett36
That is what this is!!!!! Whith the exception of the hard plastic. Not sure what is inside, but it feels like a very rigid foam. It does not move around or slip out. I was a little hesitant, but really like it.
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From: San Antonio TX
Originally Posted by ufso
What we really need are some "CLEAR" pictures of what it looks like. Now that would be greatly appreciated!!!
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From: San Antonio TX
Originally Posted by ufso
What we really need are some "CLEAR" pictures of what it looks like. Now that would be greatly appreciated!!!
Anyone else have some pix
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With the Coupe top stored in the trunk, suitcases usually go at the front. The hump that runs just behind the seats keeps things from sliding forward and bumping the seatbacks, the trays look like they would eliminate that advantage.
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Originally Posted by Gearhead Jim
With the Coupe top stored in the trunk, suitcases usually go at the front. The hump that runs just behind the seats keeps things from sliding forward and bumping the seatbacks, the trays look like they would eliminate that advantage.
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From: San Antonio TX
Originally Posted by Gearhead Jim
With the Coupe top stored in the trunk, suitcases usually go at the front. The hump that runs just behind the seats keeps things from sliding forward and bumping the seatbacks, the trays look like they would eliminate that advantage.
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