Anyone elso notice NO HANGER HOOK over rear "seat"

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Mar 2, 2000 | 04:45 AM

RacerX2020

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Anyone elso notice NO HANGER HOOK over rear "seat"

Anyone elso notice that audi never put a HANGER HOOK over the rear "seat".

We all need a second car just to go to the dry cleaners!

Mar 2, 2000 | 04:57 AM

Mike Hampson (UK)

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Re: Anyone elso notice NO HANGER HOOK over rear "seat"

Yes I've noticed no hanger, I always forget and find myself fumbling around trying to hang up my jacket. I just lay it down across the back seats.
No problem.

Mar 2, 2000 | 06:16 AM

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Okay, for the newcomers here's the Martha Stewart dry cleaning tip (more)

Works like a charm...nothing moves. Get a bungee cord long enough to stretch tightly across from left to right between the two tie-downs directly behind the two back seats. Take your cleaning by the hangers and thread under the cord and pull through half way, folding over itself. Holds the cleaning tightly in place with no wrinkles and it won't slide around. Better than the old, hang it method because it never falls off on the floor. When you go to take the cleaning out, you just grab the hangers and pull. I'm going to have to post of picture of this. Martha says, "It's a good thing."

Mar 2, 2000 | 07:06 AM

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That's a great idea, but it conflicts with the "cargo net don't fit in a FWD" advice... :)

Which is:

To keep plastic grocery bags from slipping around, hook a 24" bungee cord crossways between two of the hooks. This is for the FWD.

For a TTQ, get an A4 net.

So now I need a web of bungee cords in my TT? Anyone seen them in black with aluminum or stainless hooks to match?

Ivan

Mar 2, 2000 | 08:02 AM

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And another creative use of your owner's manual...

...if you clip out all the warning pictures in your manual, you can paste them together in a lovely quilt pattern. Serves as a great soil mat for the cargo area. Just the ticket for keeping the back clean when your hauling the spring plantings or your winter wheels.

Mar 2, 2000 | 10:19 AM

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Ivan, I have FWD as well. Just keep two cords in the back (more)

The shorter one goes from back of seats to tail on right side for those damnable grocery bags and the longer one goes left to right for the cleaning. I tend to be a little over-organized at times......I found a charcoal with black stripes and they have coated black hooks.