OEM parts source needed (Mats, keys, cargo screen, etc.)
03-20-2006, 09:31 AM
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I never use mine (7 yrs, 3 Avants). I'd sell it BUT when I sell car, new owner will want it.
I'm guessing all Avant covers are identical except for color, just need to find a black one, which most will be.
03-20-2006, 09:37 AM
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Thought you had the screen? Do you mean the net? Don't bother.....
.....unless your cargo will be a bunch of soccer ***** you don't want rolling around, and in that case I'd just get a bag for them.
S6 owner I met over the weekend said he got a mat set from the dealer and he said he thought it was around $100.
S6 owner I met over the weekend said he got a mat set from the dealer and he said he thought it was around $100.
03-20-2006, 03:42 PM
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Re: Some answers.
No logos on my floor mats on '02 S6, but they do fit the little posts front and rear. I believe (but am not certain) that they came from the dealer before I bought the car.
I think the barrier net is handy to keep water bottles or whatever from flying around in hard braking or cornering, but I doubt it's strong enough to be significant if there's something heavy back there.
My car came with no luggage net and no cargo cover. I found both on ebay for about $300 total. The stretchy net is nice for keeping something small (like a laptop) from sliding around the floor. I also acquired a net that seems to come from an allroad--it isn't as stretchy, but it expands a lot and then can be cinched down with these big straps--handy for securing a suitcase or the like. It has an Audi part number, though I've never seen another one like it.
I agree that all cargo area covers are the same flat black, at least on a dark-interior avant. I have mixed feelings about it: it's nice to be able to cover your luggage area (but I wonder if that really discourages theft), but the mount for the cover ends up taking up a fair amount of room at the top of the seatbacks, because the cover never fully retracts.
I thought about doing skis the way you suggested, but they rattle and drip inside the car. I found it simpler to get a Thule Evolution 1600 roof box, which fits great and holds a LOT of stuff. Yes, more wind noise, but you can take it off in the summer.
Good luck. Awesome car!
I think the barrier net is handy to keep water bottles or whatever from flying around in hard braking or cornering, but I doubt it's strong enough to be significant if there's something heavy back there.
My car came with no luggage net and no cargo cover. I found both on ebay for about $300 total. The stretchy net is nice for keeping something small (like a laptop) from sliding around the floor. I also acquired a net that seems to come from an allroad--it isn't as stretchy, but it expands a lot and then can be cinched down with these big straps--handy for securing a suitcase or the like. It has an Audi part number, though I've never seen another one like it.
I agree that all cargo area covers are the same flat black, at least on a dark-interior avant. I have mixed feelings about it: it's nice to be able to cover your luggage area (but I wonder if that really discourages theft), but the mount for the cover ends up taking up a fair amount of room at the top of the seatbacks, because the cover never fully retracts.
I thought about doing skis the way you suggested, but they rattle and drip inside the car. I found it simpler to get a Thule Evolution 1600 roof box, which fits great and holds a LOT of stuff. Yes, more wind noise, but you can take it off in the summer.
Good luck. Awesome car!
03-20-2006, 04:04 PM
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Isn't that barrier in the same unit as the cargo cover? I thought it was all the same unit, I would
check but my wife is driving my car today (if you have a wife, don't let her driver your S6, you'll never get it back!)
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