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Hi Guys
I just bought a 10 litre plastic Jerry Can for my interstate trip next month. Whats the best & cheapest way to secure it from sliding around in the boot of my BA Falcon. Looking in the boot there are no loops or hooks to secure it too. I dont want to drill any holes etc. Anyone got any suggestions/solutions? 
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Whats the best way to keep a plastic Jerry Can secure
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