Lets all use the true power of this forum to work together to convince Weathertech to make custom fitted parts for our 2nd generation Outlanders. Go to the following link and submit a request to have them make a custom fitted Cargo Trays. You can submit one for floor mats as well. Be sure to specify in the comments section if you have the Rockford Rosgate option.

http://www.weathertech.com/service/a...onrequest.aspx

 

Such as this:

http://www.autosportcatalog.com/inde...3023&cid=5


I ordered one yesterday...i'll let you know how it works out.

 

I did it! I also requested a pet barrier, our roof is aluminum and I would hate to damage it with one of those universal ones that use pressure points, something like the one from the Ausie site would be nice.
So if guys wouldn't mind can you request for a pet barrier also? thank you.

 

Not quite like that one. That is more of a flat sheet cut to fit. I want one that has sides so that it will contains spills of liquids, dirt, cement or whatever, and I would like it to cover the entire area unlike the Mitsubishi OEM one. They have them for the Gen1 Outlanders

 

Did it! I just wonder what I am going to do with it when I need the 3rd row seats.

 

I sent an e-mail saying that no one offers anything for the new 07 2g outlander and they could start leading the market and have a high profit. There is starting to be a high demand for parts and the NA market is doing really well with sales of the outlander.

 

Good question!


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What wires I dont see any?

 

I had the same thought, but I figure 99% of the time I will not be using the 3rd row and when I do, I will likely know it ahead of time and can just take it out and leave it in the garage or stuff it behind the 3rd row. The ones I have had in other vehicles could be folded in half or rolled up to some extent, as they really were not that thick.

 

That's why I'm reading the cargo mat thread... Just throw a mat over everything and call it a 'Stealth installation'