Ford Focus Cargo Net, 2 Peice on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
2 piece cargo net from a 2002 Focus I personally owned. I wrecked it a few years ago, and found this in the garage. Used by my mom a few times, but barely. Like new condition. Not a fan of wasting something someone else can use. Please keep in mind that I am paying for shipping, your offer should take that into consideration. I believe it will fit any Focus or the new Fiesta. The second generation Focus nets are a one piece envelope-style net, while this one is a two piece net. Its not as floppy. Study the picture and feel free to ask me a questions to ensure it will work for you. The net will be shipped in a padded envelope.
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