Selling cargo cover
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Selling cargo cover
I bought a brand new Scion cargo cover several months back and decided not to install it. I paid $175 for it and am asking $125 shipped. Never installed. You can visit my for-sale thread here:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=186690
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=186690
Last edited by ScionFred; 01-18-2012 at 06:24 AM.
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It weighs hardly anything and install is fairly simple, albeit a little scary drilling holes with the hole saw. But, take your time and it'll be cool. The hardest/scariest part is putting in the metal hangers on the hatch itself. It's right next to the rear windshield and I was afraid of screwing it up and breaking something, so just take it to the dealer for that part they shouldn't charge you anything. Anyways since you already got it I'd say install it unless you need the cash, even though you're gonna take a loss for it. If you are gonna sell it put it on craigslist for $120-150 and save yourself the hassle of shipping it plus you'd recoup more of your money.
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I'm not really concerned with the installation or the extra weight although 5lbs is still 5 lbs. The main reason I haven't installed it is that I'm afraid it will get in the way when loading larger cargo and if I have to remove it, where do I put the big tray? I much prefer the retracting type cover although I can see why that style isn't appropriate for such a short cargo area. I've also slept in the back before and wonder where I'd stash the cover if I wanted to do this again. It just seems like it could be in the way at times.
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Thanks but I think I'd rather sell it instead. That's disappointing news that the front seat don't recline even with the rear seats. I've still managed to sleep pretty well with my seat reclined all the way or in back with the back seats folded down. It's a bit hard though, an air mattress would help.
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hey Fred,
im interested in your cargo cover. have a few questiosn for ya... is it new in original box? do you have install instructions for it? and finally what ur best price shipped to 74055?
Thanks
Rich
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im interested in your cargo cover. have a few questiosn for ya... is it new in original box? do you have install instructions for it? and finally what ur best price shipped to 74055?
Thanks
Rich
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Hey Rich, the cover is new, never installed but it was removed from the original box. Installation instructions are included as well as all necessary hardware, templates, etc. I have an interested buyer but he hasn't paid for it yet. I'm asking $125 shipped and for $140 shipped I'll throw in a NIB Scion cargo net. PM me if still interested.
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Hey Rich, the cover is new, never installed but it was removed from the original box. Installation instructions are included as well as all necessary hardware, templates, etc. I have an interested buyer but he hasn't paid for it yet. I'm asking $125 shipped and for $140 shipped I'll throw in a NIB Scion cargo net. PM me if still interested.
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