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Man, I'd totally have a cargo cover but my panels don't have the brackets. I'd have to cut them in myself or buy new panels.

I have the same problem too,no cut outs for the cargo cover brackets.I'm going to get some brackets though and try cutting out the mounting holes so I am anticipating lots of fun :D
 
I know it may not seem like a big deal to many, but I love my cargo cover. I always have it pulled. Makes for a much cleaner looking interior and hides anything I may have back there. So glad the truck I ended up buying came with one, not all I looked at did. Speaking of which, anyone know which cargo nets would fit in the back? I remember someone saying they took one out of something like a grand prix and it even worked. I'd like to have one all the way in the back for groceries and such.
 
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I scored one off Craigslist-Phila this past February for $60. I had misplaced my original cover during a move in 2007. Glad to have one again. They are great!
 
... Speaking of which, anyone know which cargo nets would fit in the back? I remember someone saying they took one out of something like a grand prix and it even worked. I'd like to have one all the way in the back for groceries and such.

There was a genuine accessory cargo net for 3rd gens. I'm pretty sure you can still get them from a dealer. I have one and never use it, so you can have mine for $5. But... I am missing half of the hardware that screws into the body panel to hold it, but the bit's are also available from the dealer as a spare part.
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I do not even have the cargo cover in my truck. Aftermarket tint makes it tough to see in when I try real hard, no real reason to cover the back
 

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