R57 Suggestions for Boot Storage & Coat Hangers
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What's a "Highgate?"
I have the trunk floor organizer but it doesn't do much but separate small stuff. As for packing for a trip, soft side luggage or duffles are best. Traveling, since there is just the two of us, we use the back seat for a big case and cooler and the trunk doesn't end up with much in it. As to hanging things, we don't.
I have the trunk floor organizer but it doesn't do much but separate small stuff. As for packing for a trip, soft side luggage or duffles are best. Traveling, since there is just the two of us, we use the back seat for a big case and cooler and the trunk doesn't end up with much in it. As to hanging things, we don't.
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@MMKV - The best way to securely store items in the boot is the cargo net. If I need more space, I just fold down one or both rear seats. Don't hang coats, just throw it in the back.
@AustinS - The Highgate is a 2012 special edition convertible. http://www.miniusa.com/specialAndLim.../highgate.html
@AustinS - The Highgate is a 2012 special edition convertible. http://www.miniusa.com/specialAndLim.../highgate.html
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1st rule of packing: When you get back from a trip seperate out all the stuff you didn't use and never pack it again. Several years of wilderness trekking have honed such skills. It's a learning curve. When you find yourself short of something, improvising and adapting are also a learned skill.
The two of us have made many road trips with a soft sided suitcase a medium size duffle and a set of clubs in a cart bag (have to lay the driver and 3 wood out seperately behind the fr. seat). Also, foul weather gear, a pillow for the co-pilot and a few other easy to reach minor accesories go on the back seat under the wind deflector.
Motoring is an adventure, make the most of it.
The two of us have made many road trips with a soft sided suitcase a medium size duffle and a set of clubs in a cart bag (have to lay the driver and 3 wood out seperately behind the fr. seat). Also, foul weather gear, a pillow for the co-pilot and a few other easy to reach minor accesories go on the back seat under the wind deflector.
Motoring is an adventure, make the most of it.
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A thin hanging clothes bag will quite easily hang from the headrest post behind either of the front seats. For short trips (no highway) I hang my dry cleaning there. In either case, after hanging the item(s), I move the seat back until the front rests against the rear, clinching the hanging items.
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