Tourer load space "blind" - Page 3

uk_dave&gill · 23rd March 2007, 23:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aurora ZT-T

WE have 2 of these. One is brand new & the other is a warranty return item that never made it back to Longbridge. As far as I am aware there is only a small crease in the loadspace cover. The rest is fine.
For details see the General accessories page of our website www.mgr-service.com

I've emailed you for prices!

AURORA MG · 23rd March 2007, 23:51

This LINK will take you to the accessories page directly for the price.

http://www.mgr-service.com/xpartaccessories.html

Countach · 30th March 2007, 03:31

There's one problem with the net you haven't mentioned....
When you its up and you look in the rear view mirror you (OK I do) do a double take, and go cross-eyed (something to do with the brain expecting a single mesh but seeing an overlapping mesh design & getting confused)...

It also stretches a long way (you can fix it to the folded down rear seats and STILL plug it into the roof...)

Mind you, It did restrain my ex's springers (who really needed a padded kennel) so strength isn't a problem.

crofts · 3rd April 2007, 10:54

Just noticed 'over there'! a loadspace cover.
Contact member :- ****[email protected]
Don't know if it has net.
The deleted name is kcid backwards (ridiculous moderation)

Tom Collins · 3rd April 2007, 11:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Countach

There's one problem with the net you haven't mentioned....
When you its up and you look in the rear view mirror you (OK I do) do a double take, and go cross-eyed (something to do with the brain expecting a single mesh but seeing an overlapping mesh design & getting confused)...

It also stretches a long way (you can fix it to the folded down rear seats and STILL plug it into the roof...)

Mind you, It did restrain my ex's springers (who really needed a padded kennel) so strength isn't a problem.

True, it took me ages to get used to it in the mirror. I should've stowed it away, but I suppose I'm showing off.

tourerfogey · 3rd April 2007, 11:28

If you are carrying a dog in the loadspace of your Tourer you really should have a proper dog guard - the net is not good enough and could seriously injure your dog if he was thrown against it.

3rd April 2007, 10:54	#24
crofts I really should get out more....... 2003 Rover 75 Conn. SE Auto Tourer 131 ps CDTi Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Bristol Posts: 2,512 Thanks: 38 Thanked 67 Times in 55 Posts	Loadspace Cover Just noticed 'over there'! a loadspace cover. Contact member :- **[email protected] Don't know if it has net. The deleted name is kcid backwards (ridiculous moderation) __________________ Rover 75 CDTi SE Connoisseur Tourer (2003) In desirable STARLIGHT SILVER** (now restored to it's former glory with all the chrome !) Last edited by crofts; 3rd April 2007 at 10:59.. Reason: Who edited the members name ? TWICE !

23rd March 2007, 23:51	#22
AURORA MG Banned (EX)-ZT-T190SE in Aurora. Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Medway Posts: 2,954 Thanks: 42 Thanked 53 Times in 46 Posts	This LINK will take you to the accessories page directly for the price. http://www.mgr-service.com/xpartaccessories.html

30th March 2007, 03:31	#23
Countach Avid contributor MG ZT-T 190 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Dorridge, Solihull Posts: 171 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	There's one problem with the net you haven't mentioned.... When you its up and you look in the rear view mirror you (OK I do) do a double take, and go cross-eyed (something to do with the brain expecting a single mesh but seeing an overlapping mesh design & getting confused)... It also stretches a long way (you can fix it to the folded down rear seats and STILL plug it into the roof...) Mind you, It did restrain my ex's springers (who really needed a padded kennel) so strength isn't a problem.

3rd April 2007, 11:28	#26
tourerfogey Banned Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	If you are carrying a dog in the loadspace of your Tourer you really should have a proper dog guard - the net is not good enough and could seriously injure your dog if he was thrown against it.