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240 wagon rear cargo cover - installation 200

posted by  Daryl on  Sun Jul 20 13:59 CST 2008
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Hi Bill. Thanks for replying to my question. I do believe all of the hardware is complete with this cover, so I'm hoping to get it installed in my 93 wagon IF there aren't too many complicating issues. BTW, mine is a tan cover. What I am concerned about is the safety belts which are riddling the area where the cover needs to be mounted. In addition to the seatbelts for the rear seats, there are belt retractor units for the rear jump seat, too, which are mighty bulky, and would seem to interfere with a clean installation of the cover apparatus. If they are indeed in the way, I'm prepared to remove the jump seat retractors and belts in favor of the cover. If this is necessary, then the unsightly mounting holes for the belts will have to be cosmetically covered/plugged with plastic plugs of some type. Best case scenario would be if the cover installs without having to remove the retractors....does your car have the jump seat belts, too? Daryl






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