Thread: cargo barrier for 2012 puma

OK, mine fits quick snuggly with rear seats, yours seems to as well

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End of my drawer, and available gap, starting to think impossible to fit full length cargo barrier?

Has anyone fitted a milford cargo barrier while have an outback 4WD drawer system fitted?

Originally Posted by Jacko44

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End of my drawer, and available gap, starting to think impossible to fit full length cargo barrier?

No it doesn't look like enough room as there is a minimum distance required between the seat and the barrier I believe.

Originally Posted by gingz

Has anyone fitted a milford cargo barrier while have an outback 4WD drawer system fitted?

I looked at this option about 8 years ago with an 80 series land cruiser I owned, (as I already had a milford barrier fitted), but they removed the Milford and utilised their own barrier as it was all part of the integrated system and was designed to fit it. This also saved stuffing about with re-inventing the wheel (or barrier, as it were)...

In the long term, this actually worked out fine, as I kept the Milford in the shed and was able to sell it second hand just a year or so ago to a nice young bloke who was building up his own 80 series. Win-Win

Cheers,
Nige

Cheers Nige,

Problem is, when I was looking on the Outback 4wd site they don't have a cargo barrier for 110

Originally Posted by noyakfat

I looked at this option about 8 years ago with an 80 series land cruiser I owned, (as I already had a milford barrier fitted), but they removed the Milford and utilised their own barrier as it was all part of the integrated system and was designed to fit it. This also saved stuffing about with re-inventing the wheel (or barrier, as it were)...

In the long term, this actually worked out fine, as I kept the Milford in the shed and was able to sell it second hand just a year or so ago to a nice young bloke who was building up his own 80 series. Win-Win

Cheers,
Nige