Cargo Net Installation
(4.0/4.6)
Kevin
Kelly had a cargo net mounted in the back of his RR Classic for
years and pulled it out before he sold the vehicle.
Last week after listening to a bunch of wine bottles roll around on his
way home he decided to mount the cargo net in his P38. He used nylon
wire holders, nuts and bolts and an expanding moly, zip ties and
plastic bolt head covers (that he got at Goodman's Lumber in Marin).
It was easy to get behind every panel with nuts and bolts except for
the front passenger mounting point so he drilled a hole and used an
expanding moly. He used plastic zip ties to attach one side of the
cargo net so he can cut it off (with the wire snips that he always
carries) if he needs to get in to the spare tire area.
Kevin's photos below illustrate the procedure.
For information on installing more substantial load anchors in the
loadspace of the 4.0/4.6, see the Load
Anchor page.
