Cargo Seperation Net - For 1999 and later Wagons

[RDCOMPUTER]

Cargo Net and Rear Seperation - when you fold down the seats of your wagon this black, sturdy metal seperation device secures cargo and prevents load shift to driver/passenger area. Ideal for also keeping pets contained. Also has a retractable cover to hide contents of cargo area from sight - List price is $400.00 but will sell for $100.00

[Kaz]

E39 or E46?

[·clyde·]

ditto kaz...which model?

Your description sounds like a part that came with my E46 Touring.

[johnlew]

Great buy for $100. This is an E39. Can be used per this example or directly behind the front seats with the cargo area fully open.

Here it is retracted.

[johnlew]

And extended.

[·clyde·]

Originally posted by johnlew
Great buy for $100. This is an E39. Can be used per this example or directly behind the front seats with the cargo area fully open.

Here it is retracted.

and you can fold seats, remove the thing and reattch directly behind front seats too, right? The one in the E46 does. Can't imagine that the E39 doesnt

[johnlew]

Originally posted by Clyde@work
and you can fold seats, remove the thing and reattch directly behind front seats too, right? The one in the E46 does. Can't imagine that the E39 doesnt

You can and I believe I said that in my first post, but maybe not clearly.

[·clyde·]

Originally posted by johnlew
You can and I believe I said that in my first post, but maybe not clearly.

Did you change the wording or is my reading comprehension that bad tonight?

[johnlew]

Originally posted by Clyde@work
Did you change the wording or is my reading comprehension that bad tonight?

My last edit was 8:39. Your question 8:55. But who's counting? Just so your point is made. I'd also note that the net and cover can be used independent of each other. It's a great piece of hardware.

[·clyde·]

Originally posted by johnlew
My last edit was 8:39. Your question 8:55. But who's counting? Just so your point is made. I'd also note that the net and cover can be used independent of each other. It's a great piece of hardware.

What I asked was answered in the part that I quoted. I wish i could say that I've been drinking. :eeps:

[Kaz]

The part on a A4 Avant drops down with the rear seatbacks. OK, it doesn't act like the strut tower bar it does on our cars but it sure is way more convenient than removing it, turning it 180deg. and reinserting it through the left rear door.

[RDCOMPUTER]

It was removed from my last BMW which was a 1999 528 iat Sports Wagon (E39)

[·clyde·]

Originally posted by Kaz
The part on a A4 Avant drops down with the rear seatbacks. OK, it doesn't act like the strut tower bar it does on our cars but it sure is way more convenient than removing it, turning it 180deg. and reinserting it through the left rear door.

Ah, yes...the turning part. The first time I needed to do that, I forgot about the turning part. There's 120 seconds of my life that I'll never get back. :banghead: