Full Cargo Coverage Help Needed

[GregT]

Hello all, thanks for the add. I have a 21 LC 200 and have finally removed the 3rd row. I do a lot of duck hunting and need protection from all the mud and muck. With other vehicles, I have used a group called Hatchbag's boot liner. It is a thick material that is absolutely outstanding. I have contacted them and they do not support the US model LC200. They do have a version for the Lexus however and I thought about trying to use it with my LC200. What's everyone's thoughts?

 

[CharlieS]

Nice deer.

Hatch bag - if it fits the LX, it fits the LC.

 

[kcjaz]

I can't get past the $1.85 gas...

 

[GregT]

Nice deer.

Hatch bag - if it fits the LX, it fits the LC.

Roger that Charlie. I thought so. Thank you.

 

[GregT]

I can't get past the $1.85 gas...

A distant memory!

 

[MtnAddict]

Toyota Land Cruiser Cargo Liner

This cargo liner covers just the Toyota Land Cruiser cargo area and goes under folding 2nd row seat. Comes in 1 piece.

www.canvasback.com

Look at the add ons on the bottom of the page. Lots of options. I am pretty impressed so far.

 

[Tex68w]

I second the Canvasback suggestion. Fellow duck hunter here, I used to go to Stuttgart annually, in fact this will be our first missed year up there in quite some time. I am running an all weather mat in the back of mine and it more than meets my needs.

 

[7000ft]

I added a cargo liner over my ARB Drawers.
This 4KNines cargo mat(56"x106") fits perfectly over the 2nd row seats, ARB Drawer system and over the tail gate.I installed it to primarily protect the ARB grey carpeting but also to use a base for my truck mattress. Excellent heavy duty quality cover I bought from Chewy for around $100.00 shipped.

 

[GregT]

Toyota Land Cruiser Cargo Liner

This cargo liner covers just the Toyota Land Cruiser cargo area and goes under folding 2nd row seat. Comes in 1 piece.

www.canvasback.com

Look at the add ons on the bottom of the page. Lots of options. I am pretty impressed so far.

Thank you. I’ll take a look at canvasback.

 

[GregT]

I second the Canvasback suggestion. Fellow duck hunter here, I used to go to Stuttgart annually, in fact this will be our first missed year up there in quite some time. I am running an all weather mat in the back of mine and it more than meets my needs.

This is a good year to miss. No water and limited Mallards.

 

[GregT]

I have this in my 2020 LC200. It's heavy duty, well made and covers from the 2nd seat to over tailgate. I have ARB drawers , so the blsck cover hides them.

I bought the XL size.
Link to Vendor: Suv Cargo Liner for Fold Down Seats - https://4knines.com/products/suv-60-40-split-cargo-cover-liner-for-dogs-and-pets-large-black?variant=9035665080381&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=18075912885&utm_content=&utm_term=&gadid=&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=18075912885&utm_content=&utm_term=&gadid=&gclid=CjwKCAiAv9ucBhBXEiwA6N8nYHHww36l0ew0LRq6qGKsSxnbDFJoEoXOkxrnthX0dtXuYqA-grMF1xoCiDYQAvD_BwE

Thank you for the link. I am looking for coverage for the sides. Hatchbag has the style I am looking for with side coverage, but they only have sizes for the EU model long wheel base or the LC Amazon version. I may take a gamble and order the one from the UK??

 

[RandyDaytona]

I second the wall-to-wall cargo liner, but would add a big plastic bin just for birds. That way you can hopefully keep any blood and feathers in the bin and can remove it all at once. Keeps the smell inside limited to mud and dog hair, only.

Former duck hunter ‘hunter’ (game warden) here. Worked well for me for the limited time that I was assigned a SUV.

 

[GregT]

I second the wall-to-wall cargo liner, but would add a big plastic bin just for birds. That way you can hopefully keep any blood and feathers in the bin and can remove it all at once. Keeps the smell inside limited to mud and dog hair, only.

Former duck hunter ‘hunter’ (game warden) here. Worked well for me for the limited time that I was assigned a SUV.

Randy, good call. I try to make sure they are breasted and in ziplocks but the time they hit the vehicle. Perhaps I should just be a bit more careful.