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My wife got me this one at Amazon. I have a Roadster, so it is nice to be able to expand it from one pocket to three, or lay it flat. It also has something on the bottom that adheres to the carpet, something like Velcro, so it does not move unless you lift it and move it. I usually only have it expanded to two, and keep the third space folded. You can also take the dividers out and have a long space.
Showing the First Layer Second Layer, Jacket and Blanket Vest and tail gate protector How much room it takes and a folding chair. The third expanding pocket
I really absolutely hate it HATE! it. All my stuff slides around slamming around the back of the if it doesn’t make its way to my lap. 3 days ago I smelled something dead under the car well it wasn’t under the car it was a steak that slid behind the passenger seat. My car smells of death. I’m beside my self right now. I ran my ozonics in the car for an hour, smell gone but WTH with this space, GM didn’t even throw in some sort of anything to keep stuff in place
Didn't it occur to you when you bought the steak that is was missing somewhere once you got home?
I have this, and it works perfectly using existing tie points (even though it came with additional tie down parts). Plus, it stretches out just right - better than the Amazon photo. I use the stock cargo net right behind the seats for quick secure storage (ie, purses, etc).
Organizers or not, I just don't care for hatchbacks in sports cars period.
One of the reason I purchased a convertible is that I prefer the privacy and security of lockable truck compartment and like to be separated from all the junk that accumulates in a hatchback.
I’ve read a lot of whining on here, but this ranks near the top. How does this differ from any other car, SUV or truck? The car is equipped w/tie-downs, and there are countless aftermarket nets, mats, pocket carriers, etc., to properly manage your cargo... and meat
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Lots of options when it comes to accessories for the trunk area - many of which will keep things firmly in place. A number have been mentioned in this thread.
Nothing has shown up in my hatch which I did not deliberately put there. It is typically completely empty.
It is not as if animals crawl into the hatch to die.
Have you ever been to events like Carlisle for example and and noticed all the junk under some owners hatches while looking the Vettes over?
Sporting equipment, clothes, shoes, empty drink bottles and cans.......................
At least if someone is going to be hoarder, it's concealed if they have an enclosed trunk.
There are, of course, people who use their cars as a closet. But it is not as if the contents sneaked in there on its own.
Junk does not "accumulate in a hatchback;" people put it there. They would put the same junk in a trunk.
I'm not sure how else items would accumulate in a hatchback other than people putting them there. But at least in a truck all your junk isn't on display, that's my point.
I never thought of this before, but it you leave a steak rotting in your trunk, it may be a really good theft deterrent.
I mean, who would want to steal a car that smelled like there was already a dead body in it?
A large can of frozen orange juice that has burst will outdo a steak anytime.... didn't happen to me, fortunately, did happen to my wife's Sunbird convertible... wow.... just wow..... couple of days in the hot Texas sun.... did I say, "Wow..."
