Rear cargo cover

[Trollhole]

This truck is so clean.

 

[4G63 POWER]

Truck fs?

 

[musthave]

That's a lot of miles, you should sell that to me . Wow, sweeeeet.

 

[Trollhole]

No not for sale. It's a customers. He just bought as a christmas present for his wife. She had one just like it 10 years ago. She currently drives a red mint 62. She drives the 62 more than she drives the 100 which this is replacing. I think my client is getting her this so he can get the 62 back. Lucky woman that's all I got to say.

 

[Trollhole]

That cargo cover was added after-the-fact. They were not available for vehicles with third row seats.

This is where it gets interesting. The 3rd rows were never installed. Still in the bags along with the 3rd row brackets. I'm thiking the third rows were added. Who knows though.

 

[cruiserdan]

The third row was installed in all vehicles as delivered. It is an original third row vehicle because it has sliding glass and the floor is set up for the seat brackets and it has rear seat belts. The seats and brackets were removed and bagged, presumably by the original purchaser.

 

[Golgo13]

I believe Venza and Highlander also have cargo covers in this same style. I wonder if they could be modified...

Also, I really like the side window shades in the Sienna, I wonder how hard it would be to retrofit them for an 80...
For that matter, the rear window shade in the newer Avalon is nice too. You could really deck out a vehicle with stuff like that...

 

[Trollhole]

The third row was installed in all vehicles as delivered. It is an original third row vehicle because it has sliding glass and the floor is set up for the seat brackets and it has rear seat belts. The seats and brackets were removed and bagged, presumably by the original purchaser.

You are correct. Just noticed the cutouts for the 3rd row shoulder seat belts were not cut out. Also doesn't list it on the window sticker.

 

[arcteryx]

nice trollhole. thanks for sharing, truly a beauty.

 

[cruiserdan]

Indeed.

 

[bigfj62]

Reminds me of 1993 when my Dad pulled into the garage with his dark green locked 80 fresh from the dealer.