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Cargo Net Hammock Style by Bell Automotive
Hammock style universal stretch cargo net for your truck, car, suv or van. Measures 45" x 24" and expands to 60". Ideal for the rear cargo area of cars, vans, trucks and suv's and can be secured to the side of truck beds too. Keeps your items like groceries, toys, equipment, umbrellas, baby items and dvd's-cd's organized and from rolling around while driving Net opens up and you put the items into the net to secure from rolling around. Comes with all mounting hardware

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I was quivering with excitment on the arrival of my cargo net. My hands were shaking as I opened the packaging. "mmmmm" I thought, "what excellent use of high grade tape around a solidly constructed cardboard box", as I carefully used my scissors to free my wonderful prize. Once free of it's, no doubt, recycled prison I could see my purchase in all it's glory. What splendour in black nylon! What tenacious spring of the rubber rope around it's edge! How can man alone have fashioned such a fantastic thing as this, surely somewhere along it's slow trail to birth it was kissed by the Gods. My thoughts were racing - "no more escaped groceries, no more rolling bottles across the cavernous reaches of the luggage compartment of my car, no more thump as my snow scrapper hits my beautiful plastic interiors". I made my plans. A quick trip to purchase four shiny black carabiners and I could let her have her head and take her for a trail run. 20 minutes later I nervously fixed my black beauty into place. Carefully I place my emergency pack and snow scrapper under her, feeling the might of her rubbery grip as I did so. I closed the tailgate. Starting the engine I gave up a little prayer to the Gods of luggage stowage. I pulled gingerly away before throwing the car into a series of sharp turns and every severe stops! Not one clang, not one bang, not one thud of scrapper against car was heard or felt. The joy, the exaltation, the heart thumping excitment of it all.

Well we have been together for a while now and "Ol' Blackie", as I have christened her, has never let me down. Sure we have had a couple of close things with rampant soup cans rolling perilously close to escaping and a number of odd shaped purchases threatening to burst through Ol Backies loving embrace, but none have suceeded in their struggles for freedom so far and I know as long as I treat her right Ol Blackie will never let me down. Well off to work out now and guess who will make sure my gym shoes aren't rolling around the back of the car - you got it! "Ol' Blackie I got a job for you!"

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