[nearwater]

Originally Posted by reeper

Um no. GM must have a little different definition of 'cargo' then most people. To them cargo must be like pencil or a single small screw driver. Thats about all that would fit in their 'cargo' net.

Wow, now that I come to think of how small that panel (held with the 4 plastic bolts) is, I'm worried that it might be too small for actual usage.

I bought that net hoping to use it for a couple of grocery bags or a couple of bottles of wine...

[cellsafemode]

Originally Posted by LT1Greg

I use an old plastic milk crate to hold the bag of brake parts I got with my SS and a plug in tire inflator. I can put other small items in the crate as well. It keeps everything from being tossed around in the trunk while driving but takes up some room when trying to load big items in the trunk. Guess we aren't supposed to use our Camaros like a truck! I know my 2010 SS had way more room in the trunk compared to my '16!

My 3rd gen and 4th gen camaro's didn't have trunks. They had hatch back areas that you could choose to put your T-Tops in or some small items but the 2016 has multiples more room. The opening is small but the interior space is pretty significant for a camaro.

A collapsible solution seems to be the best bet. Holds the stuff when you have it back there and can be folded flat when not for needing to hold big stuff.

Brake parts should be in the garage or some closet. Not really something you'll ever need "on the road" so no point in driving around with them.

[Emoto]

Originally Posted by LT1Greg

I use an old plastic milk crate to hold the bag of brake parts I got with my SS and a plug in tire inflator. I can put other small items in the crate as well. It keeps everything from being tossed around in the trunk while driving but takes up some room when trying to load big items in the trunk. Guess we aren't supposed to use our Camaros like a truck! I know my 2010 SS had way more room in the trunk compared to my '16!

Years ago, my uncle gave me an "organizer" that was a little flat rectangular zippered nylon case with velcro on the bottom, to keep it in place in a carpeted trunk. I assume that sort of thing is still available.

[jeverton]

Installation instructions for the cargo net...

EPSON023.PDF

[Eric SS]

Originally Posted by cellsafemode

My 3rd gen and 4th gen camaro's didn't have trunks. They had hatch back areas that you could choose to put your T-Tops in or some small items but the 2016 has multiples more room. The opening is small but the interior space is pretty significant for a camaro.

A collapsible solution seems to be the best bet. Holds the stuff when you have it back there and can be folded flat when not for needing to hold big stuff.

Brake parts should be in the garage or some closet. Not really something you'll ever need "on the road" so no point in driving around with them.

I found my 3rd gen and 4th gen were much more useful. Throw the back seat down and you basically had a wagon, albeit not a huge one, but you could fit a ton more in it it seemed.

[vet757]

Yep the cargo net is pretty much useless, other than storing a few cleaning supplies.

[Fraxum]

Originally Posted by vet757

Yep the cargo net is pretty much useless, other than storing a few cleaning supplies.

Agreed. I use mine to hold the Slime tire repair kit when I am not using the run flats.

Almost useless.

[Moc96]

Originally Posted by Emoto

I want to set up a strap or two in my trunk to hold a small suitcase-like box from moving around and tipping over as I drive. Toward that end, are the RECEIVING threads in the trunk metal? If so, would put a couple of eye bolts in them and then use some kind of bungee or tie-down straps.

This is what I did. Swinging d-rings on car, eye hooks into storage bin and s-biners to connect the two. Easy on, easy off.

[sub_ETCS_ret]

Originally Posted by Moc96

This is what I did. Swinging d-rings on car, eye hooks into storage bin and s-biners to connect the two. Easy on, easy off.

Trying to understand your picture. Can you take a picture from further away? Please. Thank you.

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[Red Devil's Rebel]

Thought I'd share TopHatPlus's install video in case it helps

[Homer2]

Originally Posted by Emoto

Years ago, my uncle gave me an "organizer" that was a little flat rectangular zippered nylon case with velcro on the bottom, to keep it in place in a carpeted trunk. I assume that sort of thing is still available.

Yes - they exist in various configurations. I have one in the Gen 5 right now - will transfer over to the 6. Velcro bottom strips, folds in one side at a time if needed.. couple of stretchy pockets on the outside.

[Moc96]

Thought the close up would be better. How's this one? I can take more tomorrow, from other angles, if you need. Let me know.

[sub_ETCS_ret]

Originally Posted by Moc96

Thought the close up would be better. How's this one? I can take more tomorrow, from other angles, if you need. Let me know.

Got it. Thanks.

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[FASTJEW]

This has been working really well for me...
http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=446218