Subject	Cargo cover repair
Posted by	SCOTTY1 on April 25, 2006 at 6:48 AM
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Message	Decided to start working on a few items that needed attention on the Z. Followed the tech writeup as detailed [ http://www.ttzd.com/tech/cargocovertech.html ] but made one slight deviation that might be an option to someone doing this in the future. Instead of using clothes pins; I used Binder clips. They clamped nice and tight over the edges of the cover. The "1 1/4" ones were only about $1.25 for a box of 12. You can get them at any office supply joint. Two boxes were enough for the job. So if this is on your list of things to do; these clips will work fine and you will save a tree! Before After
Follow Ups	Cargo cover repair - SCOTTY1 06:48:05 04/25/06 Good tip and just in time too, doing mine this weekend! :-) (n/m) - doug8867 07:15:52 04/25/06 Looking good, i need to do that to mine. (n/m) - Atl300zxTT (Extremely Lazy) 07:48:34 04/25/06 I paid $0.50 less for an entire unit. - 92fairladyz (Yokosuka, Japan) 08:26:02 04/25/06 Does anyone know if the cargo cover provides>> - racer2fst 08:33:41 04/25/06 no - Adam (NoVA) 08:37:52 04/25/06 its actually made of metal, but still it provides no - rufflez 08:54:48 04/25/06 Not to mention it pops right out! (n/m) - Seafordguy 08:55:29 04/25/06 heh before you came to Gville, I had a piece of wood... - SkiFly01 10:28:11 04/25/06 LOL (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 11:20:23 04/25/06 haha, nice. (n/m) - rufflez 13:19:57 04/25/06 good tip! (n/m) - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 11:20:09 04/25/06 after 4 or 5 years, that repair has yet to fail. - ni[X]it 14:44:52 04/25/06
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