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The cargo cover I'm using in my Vibe is similar to most of the others on this post, but I made mine to fold upward to removes easily. For the supports I used 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" pine trim material I found at a home do it yourself store. To build your own, you will need one at 52" and one at 49 1/2". The ends will need to be tapered to fit correctly so buy slightly longer. The hinges I found are 1 1/2" wide and about 6" in overall length. When I installed the hinges, I left a gap between the two arms. I installed two flat head screws, one on each arm. When the arms swing to the open position, the two screw heads meet head to head. This allowed me to make the supports level by simply backing out the screws if it sagged in the middle. The top is 5/16 x 24"x48" ply wood cut to shape, and held to the supports with 12 wood screws. The cover material is dark grey speaker box cover material which was bought on ebay and fastened to with a staple gun. Quick note. If you want the cover to fold without fliping the back seats or removing headrests, you will need to notch the cover.

You tease!

Thanks for the photos!http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=39591

I want one just like! Nice job!

If anyone is thinking about building one, I have extra grey material that I would like to sell. Had to buy a big roll in bulk. Plus I have the deck pattern saved onto cardboard. I can trace the pattern onto the material.Changing subject. I just purchased a "factory" rear bumper protector. It covers the top flat surface of the rear bumper when items are loaded into the cargo area. The problem is that it doesn't cover the entire area and its really thin. So my next project will be to use the factory cover as a pattern and make a protector out of black rubberized non slip tape , but make it so it covers the entire flat area. I hope to post pictures in about two weeks when I receive a roll of the material and make it.