150 Prado Milford Cargo Barrier, Adelaide pickup

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ITEM: 150 Prado Milford Cargo Barrier

CONDITION: Good, very minor rust spots on mesh

REASON FOR SELLING: Does not suit 120

PRICE AND PRICE CONDITIONS: $200 ONO

EXTRA INFO: P/no. 609350. Manufactured for Prado 08/2009 and onwards. Can be mounted behind 1st and 2nd row seat. Fitting kit to grab handles is missing. Bolts to floor mount also missing. Colleague offered it to me as he knew I had a Prado. I then find out that the part number is for the 150. So offered to put it on sale for him here.

LOCATION: Mawson Lakes 5095

PICTURES: What you see is what you get.

[wooley Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close wooley]

Oooohhhhhhhhh

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OK, come on over and try it out.

[fourbyphil Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fourbyphil]

Hi Andrew,
I was looking for a cheap cargo barrier to cut down to suit my custom drawer system for a 120, so only need the top to roughly fit. I can make the brackets up to suit 120. Have you tried it in your 120 ? Any luck with your seat yet ???
cheers
Phil

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Hi Phil,
Went and took some photos this morning.

First is the cargo barrier standing on the floor.

I then took measurements near the side and it's about 180mm to the roof lining.
At the centre is nearly 210mm.

I then wedged a 140mm block of foam underneath and took the 4th pic.

(note: I can never get the thumbnails to appear in the order that I want....)

Hope this helps.

ps. I got my dickie seats as well (when I drive up to Sydney). Thanks to PP for making things happen.

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Comparing that to how tight it was in the 150 makes me sad about all the space lost.

[REV Find all posts View Profile Close REV]

Hi Phil,
Went and took some photos this morning.

First is the cargo barrier standing on the floor.

I then took measurements near the side and it's about 180mm to the roof lining.
At the centre is nearly 210mm.

I then wedged a 140mm block of foam underneath and took the 4th pic.

(note: I can never get the thumbnails to appear in the order that I want....)

Hope this helps.

ps. I got my dickie seats as well (when I drive up to Sydney). Thanks to PP for making things happen.

The barrier in my 150 is classed as a half barrier & looks identical in size to this one as it sits in the 120 in these pics.
It is this size, because I have a 35 litre stainless steel water tank which lies between the 2nd row seats & drawers & under the barrier.

This area is normally wasted space, so what better spot for a water tank. The water is always cool as the seats & drawers keep the sun from getting to the tank.


Cheers
REV

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Thanks for the piccy's andrew, there's still a fair ol gap either side, not really suitable for what i need, surely there's a 150 owner out there somewhere that needs this !
Back to the drawing board for me.
Thanks again mate
Cheers
Phil

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The gaps on the side are for the curtain airbags.
No worries.

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I'm interested an live in Mawson Lakes too. I already have a rear storage system with barrier, but am after a second barrier to fit behind front seats. Is this barrier a dual position one?

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Sorry, I missed where you said it can be fitted behind 1st row. I can come round anytime for a look.

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There may be additional brackets required to make it fit behind the first row. You're welcome to take a look when I get back home in the new year.

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No worries. I'll contact Milford to find out what the go is. Milford's customer service is notoriously crap though!