Wagon Boot Storage

[jimmy83]

So I just brought myself a VZ Lumina Wagon last week and am having some trouble with things flying round the boot. The car has a plastic boot liner that is quite slippery and nothing seems to stick to it. Im just wondering if anyone else has this issue and how you have gone about overcoming it??? I have seen some soft storage things on eBay but they don't really look adequate. any help our advice would be great. Thanks

[hwy747]

I had a cargo net that was tied down to the four corners of the boot in my old VZ, worked awesome! I think you can still get them from Holden, but you might be able to get one on ebay cheaper!

[Zeussy]

Got a cargo net off ebay for my old man's VE Sedan, $20. Bargain! lol

You can get 'boxes' that fit intot he grooves in the boot floor, but I'd say they'd be pretty epensive. And not sure where you would find them - maybe Holden?

[Little Red VZ Go-Kart]

Remove the liner if it causes stuff to slip around. Underneath it should at least have the standard carpet finish. Cargo nets and the like will not absolutely stop load shifting about. Holden has a 4-point tie-down net at trademark great Holden expense, or any assorted strong rubber or elastic straps also work effectively, which is what I use to tie down 2 large boxes full of work gear (using the adjustable knobs-in-rails either side of the cargo area).

[ScufVZwags]

Remove the liner if it causes stuff to slip around. Underneath it should at least have the standard carpet finish. Cargo nets and the like will not absolutely stop load shifting about. Holden has a 4-point tie-down net at trademark great Holden expense, or any assorted strong rubber or elastic straps also work effectively, which is what I use to tie down 2 large boxes full of work gear (using the adjustable knobs-in-rails either side of the cargo area).

Iv got these they work great. The rails came install on my wags when I bought it