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240 wagon rear cargo cover - installation 200

posted by  Daryl on  Mon Jul 21 13:15 CST 2008
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Bill, thanks for sending photos of your brackets. They are tilted more than I would have suspected, but there should be plenty of leeway in that regard. After looking at this thing more closely, I believe that the jump seat belts can stay in the car. The cover should be able to squeak by. Daryl






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