Sorry to bring up yet another cargo cover thread, but i just inherited a 99 V70 with a dead cargo cover. someone already took it apart, and i see where its broken. if theres no easier options i think i will try to copper/pvc tube fix
my real question though: i see its taken apart, and i have the shell, end pieces, and the cover itself, is it even feasible to get the winding mechanism from a newer (01+) v70, and replace the cover with the 99, and stuff it into the housings from the 99?
1999 V70 cargo cover solutions?
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I don't really have an answer to your question.
But I wonder if you could convert one from a P2 Volvo and make adaptor brackets? They seem to be much sturdier and not as fragile.
But I wonder if you could convert one from a P2 Volvo and make adaptor brackets? They seem to be much sturdier and not as fragile.
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06' V70, auto, willow green/ charcoal, 147k miles
79' Ford Capri S, Euro Spec 2.8 V6, T9 5-speed manual, owned since 1986
58' Porsche Diesel Junior
13' Honda Odyssey
84' Mercedes 300 D, gold/ tan, 420k miles (retirement project
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