OK try not to laugh too hard but this is honestly one of the simplest and most useful DIYs I ever came up with. I've used it in all my cars starting with my 89SE-i, so yes its that old... 100% satisfaction guaranteed or your money back 
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3 Items needed:
1 - Short bungee cord (approximately 12"-14") depending on your mounting locations
2 - 2 carabiners (available almost everywhere)
3 - 1 Roll of paper towels
As the pics show you mount one carabiner at the trunk center or where the torsion springs cross each other.
Locate the other carabiner at the end of the torsion spring or wherever there is a hole, hook or solid attachment point.
String the bungee cord through the paper towel and connect each hook to one carabiner.
End result is endless joy and many admiring comments from ppl who notice it and say hey, why didn't I think of that?
.3 Items needed:
1 - Short bungee cord (approximately 12"-14") depending on your mounting locations
2 - 2 carabiners (available almost everywhere)
3 - 1 Roll of paper towels
As the pics show you mount one carabiner at the trunk center or where the torsion springs cross each other.
Locate the other carabiner at the end of the torsion spring or wherever there is a hole, hook or solid attachment point.
String the bungee cord through the paper towel and connect each hook to one carabiner.
End result is endless joy and many admiring comments from ppl who notice it and say hey, why didn't I think of that?
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