Just got my 08 NBP Sport
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Just got my 08 NBP Sport
Hey everyone,
After a year of driving a gas-guzzling silverado after my Aveo got totaled, I finally got a fit. I purchased a 2008 NBP Sport AT a couple of days ago, after it took my dealer 2 1/2 weeks to get one here.
But I really love it, no regrets whatsoever. But I did have a quick question if anyone could help. My accessories came in today, which consisted of a sliding cargo cover, all-season floor mats (which contrary to popular belief, are in fact really nice and I think are very worth the cost), and a cargo net. I've got everything but the cargo net in. I was wondering if anyone has any pics of the cargo net installed in their ride, since I wanted to make sure I knew how it was supposed to be before I drilled holes and such to install it.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Doug
ps. Pics to come today hopefully!!!
After a year of driving a gas-guzzling silverado after my Aveo got totaled, I finally got a fit. I purchased a 2008 NBP Sport AT a couple of days ago, after it took my dealer 2 1/2 weeks to get one here.
But I really love it, no regrets whatsoever. But I did have a quick question if anyone could help. My accessories came in today, which consisted of a sliding cargo cover, all-season floor mats (which contrary to popular belief, are in fact really nice and I think are very worth the cost), and a cargo net. I've got everything but the cargo net in. I was wondering if anyone has any pics of the cargo net installed in their ride, since I wanted to make sure I knew how it was supposed to be before I drilled holes and such to install it.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Doug
ps. Pics to come today hopefully!!!
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From: Memphis, TN
Flat position
A nice zippered pocket that's really handy.
Upright position
Here's where it connects to the side. The screws are already there, you just unscrew, and screw back in with the fabric loop included.
A nice zippered pocket that's really handy.
Upright position
Here's where it connects to the side. The screws are already there, you just unscrew, and screw back in with the fabric loop included.
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From: Northeast Kingdom of Vermont
Hey everyone,
After a year of driving a gas-guzzling silverado after my Aveo got totaled, I finally got a fit. I purchased a 2008 NBP Sport AT a couple of days ago, after it took my dealer 2 1/2 weeks to get one here.
But I really love it, no regrets whatsoever. But I did have a quick question if anyone could help. My accessories came in today, which consisted of a sliding cargo cover, all-season floor mats (which contrary to popular belief, are in fact really nice and I think are very worth the cost), and a cargo net. I've got everything but the cargo net in. I was wondering if anyone has any pics of the cargo net installed in their ride, since I wanted to make sure I knew how it was supposed to be before I drilled holes and such to install it.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Doug
ps. Pics to come today hopefully!!!
After a year of driving a gas-guzzling silverado after my Aveo got totaled, I finally got a fit. I purchased a 2008 NBP Sport AT a couple of days ago, after it took my dealer 2 1/2 weeks to get one here.
But I really love it, no regrets whatsoever. But I did have a quick question if anyone could help. My accessories came in today, which consisted of a sliding cargo cover, all-season floor mats (which contrary to popular belief, are in fact really nice and I think are very worth the cost), and a cargo net. I've got everything but the cargo net in. I was wondering if anyone has any pics of the cargo net installed in their ride, since I wanted to make sure I knew how it was supposed to be before I drilled holes and such to install it.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Doug
ps. Pics to come today hopefully!!!
Hi, To those who have the cargo net: Do you use it very often, and is it worth the money? It seems to me that there wouldn't be all that many items that you'd want to store in a net that couldn't just as easily be placed on the floor.
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It helps organize things a bit, at least to the point that it keeps things from moving around in the back.
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Thanks for the reply and the good pix to go by. I was almost going to sell it because i thought that would be kinda not-so-useful. But seeing how you have it, I have decided to install it.
Maybe the cargo net will be the next hot accessory to have, eh, probably not.
And I think it will look kinda cool with my roll-up cargo cover, kinda like a honda accessory safe for all of my crap I throw back there.
Maybe the cargo net will be the next hot accessory to have, eh, probably not.
And I think it will look kinda cool with my roll-up cargo cover, kinda like a honda accessory safe for all of my crap I throw back there.
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