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Sherryberry, if you are interested in both, PM me and we'll get the ball rolling. I was asking $60 including shipping for the armrest and $50 for the cargo cover; that would make $110 for both, including shipping. You'll have to let me know if your car has the small metal clips for the cargo cover in place -- there should be one on each side of your rear window; I'm pretty sure that they are there, as the cargo cover is standard.
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08-07-2007, 10:54 PM
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Bump -- both items still available.
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sorry for long no reply but doesn't the cargo cover at retail cost less than $50?
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Sherry, I had heard it was more than that, but if you really want it, how about $40 including shipping. Send me a pm and we can get it started.
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08-09-2007, 12:49 PM
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i'm trying to find a link right now but I think the armrest is more important to me than the cargo net at the moment.
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08-09-2007, 07:08 PM
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Now I understand your confusion, Sherry, the cargo cover is not the cargo net; the cargo cover is the thing that hangs from the back window that covers whatever you have in your cargo bay. As for the armrest, it's in the process of going to someone else; sorry.
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08-09-2007, 07:32 PM
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OOOH haha i'm sorry. silly me.. i feel stupid now. i actually do have a cargo cover. it's that thing u gotta remove to put the seats down, right? and it hangs on lil' hooks on the side?
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Yup; for me it's just in the way, so it was the first thing I took out.
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In-the-way arm rest
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