How does this affix to the hump? I have a Ford Excursion and need to store extra items such as tissue box, phone
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my son has it in his chevy colorado pickup truck, he just set it on the hump and filled it up...works great and has a compartment for everything...the big one with the flap is nice to hide things in too...hope this helps. I know he said something about you can affix it but he never had to
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It's kinda got a non-skid bottom...My stays put on my truck's hump...Even on tight turns. Very useful compartment for your truck !
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We have a Cadillac SRX which has a hump on the dash close to the window. We put it over the hump and it forms to whatever you put it on. Ours is right up by the window and works perfectly. I don't think there is a place it wouldn't work. We tried several places and decided to put it as close to the window as possible. Works great.
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The pet barrier goes behind the front bucket seats. The widest part is the top. The two top straps thread around the headrest brackets. One end threads between the two brackets and sticks through the buckle on the barrier ,holding it tight. The two bottom straps thread through the bracket holding the seat to the floor. They also thread around the bracket and come back to go through the buckle on the barrier, pulling till tight. Barrier should be tight to the back of the seats so a small dog wouldn't be able to sneak through to the front seats!!! To fold, just twist the top and bottom in the opposite direction and fold. The wire around the edge will act like a spring so you need to hold it tight to slide it back into the storage bag!!! Hope this helped.
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Nope. I keep my square tissue box on the transmission hump behind this console.
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I believe when I first purchased it had a piece of firm plastic that went in the bottom to keep shape (this has since been lost). It works wonders in my car sitting on the seat between my two boys. However I think the sides would sag if not supported.
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I keep oll the staff for the car in it. When it is filled up half fully it is quite sturdy. There is a rubber rag in my truck. I am satisfied with it so I got another one for my friend as a gift.
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Sorry I have an extended cab not the single seat kind...but it looks just like it ..the back side of the center section wraps around the perimeter leaving room for the cup holder and junk tray lol...there is always an easy return policy..so just try it..the leather shines up well..
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No, I collapsed mine just fine with the car seat adapter attached. It sticks out quite a bit so it might be difficult to put in a trunk. I have a CRV and it it fit fine in the back.
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I don't know... the bottom is pretty flat, but will conform to a big, slightly curved hump like on my Ford, but I don't know what the hump on a Crown Vic is like. I'd think that you don't want to 'bend' it too much, or the flap on the compartment won't close well.
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It has velcro on bottom parts and attaches perfectly secure. Never had it detached itself and no damage to my trunk
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I have it on the trans hump in my truck but if I had 3 people in the front seat, this would probably be in the way of the middle persons feet. If you had to move it out of the way though, it would be easy to do. But I will say that this thing holds a lot, looks great and stays in place. I snow plow with this truck and this thing has never moved even with the extensive stopping and starting. Hope that helps.
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Pulling one 5/15 pin allows the upright to fold down. You then have access to the back hatchback.
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It's not so much a storage bag as it is a cover for the apparatus when it is installed on the hitch. A storage bag might indicate that the entire tow bar fits inside which is not the case. I hope that helps.
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I have carpet in my trunk and it does not affect it at all. I have pulled it up multiple times and the carpet looks fine. But, if you have 'felt' other material intended to look smooth, this could be a problem.
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No, it is a soft top with a double locking seal like a zip-lock bag. I have not had any problems with anyone bothering with mine. If you are wanting to make it a secure area in your truck, I would look for a hard top or roll top. They are more expensive but also more secure.
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I wouldn't put anything heavy on top of the extended cover ... it's just a vinyl "window-shade" type without anything holding it in place on the edges. I use it to protect groceries from the sun or for security. I went from a 2003 Forester to a 2014, so the cargo space is quite a bit more than what I was used to.
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In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck.