Thread: Cargo Liner

I just ordered a Husky brand cargo liner for the back storage area. Will report on fit and finish when it arrives in next few days.

Ordered from Autoanything on Cyber Monday for total of $66.26 which included shipping.

Jake80

A couple of pix would be nice, too, if that's possible!

Originally Posted by jimbo1

A couple of pix would be nice, too, if that's possible!

Will try to borrow someones camera. I am in the middle of a move from Maryland to Florida in next few months and most of our stuff is in storage.

Bought an 09 used a few weeks ago and like the car so far. Nice features and soft ride over our 04 PT GT Cruiser.

Want to get the rear bumper protector, painted to match side body molding and tint the front side windows. I also seen the post on the wheel skins ABS chrome wheel covers that look like chrome. Sure wish I could see these in person before buying.

Have a great day and upcoming holiday season.

Regards,
Jake80

FYI, I got a Weathertech cargo (and front/rear floor mat) for my Venza. Last night, we went to a Christmas party with another couple. We all had food and goodies to bring. All were transported on the Weathertech cargo liner with no movement at all into town with long, windy roads. Long story short, very good friction where stuff does not move.

Nevada,

I hope I have that luck with the Husky liner. On the other hand you get what you pay for.

I want to order a few more things for the Venza. Need the body side molding, rear bumper protector and thinking about splash guards if I can get them painted to match. Getting too darn cold up here in MD to put the moldings on unless I can find a shop to do it for me.

Jake80

Originally Posted by Jake80

Nevada,

I hope I have that luck with the Husky liner. On the other hand you get what you pay for.

I want to order a few more things for the Venza. Need the body side molding, rear bumper protector and thinking about splash guards if I can get them painted to match. Getting too darn cold up here in MD to put the moldings on unless I can find a shop to do it for me.

Jake80

I just installed the mud guards last week. They do help much in keeping slush and road debris from the side of the car. They are plastic, so I don't know how durable a paint job will be. Probably scratch off easily. I think the black looks good on mine. I have ordered the body side molding also. It is a good idea to find a heated building to do the mounting. Or just make sure the 3M tape is sufficiently heated to adhere to the painted sheet metal.

Husky Liner - It came yesterday and I had to lay it out in the house to get it to stay flat. It was too cold to throw it in the car. Looks fine and has ribbed design to keep things from sliding around. They even thought about child car seat so they have areas that can be cut out to accomodate the mounting. Think I will wait to the weekend to throw it in.

Not bad for the $66 I spent which included free shipping.

Jake80

Just ordered mine from Amazon $80 shipped (free super saver). Is yours back?
I live in Hawaii so I'll just lay it out in the sun for a little while until it flatens out.

Is yours back?. It is for the back of the cargo area. I ordered it in Grey hoping it might be lighter in color, however it is more like a charcoal color which is okay with me.

Go ahead and rub in that you are in Hawaii. I am moving to Florida in Feb. so I can start to wash and detail the car myself.

That is not a bad price for super saver.

Good luck

Jake80

Getting it in today or tomorrow. Wanted to get black. Thought it would match the car better but it's the cargo area so whatever. But the gray might have been better because like the floor mats, black will not hide the dirt and rubbis/lint as well.

There are pros and cons for living in Hawaii. The weather is definitely one. I'm assuming it's a lot easier to keep your car clean and detailed year round.
It's high 60s where I live and 76 in the house in the morning and I'm cold. I guess that's why you guys have to spend a lot more on wardrobe and heating cost.