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Add- on/ DIY trans hump consoles

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I've been daily driving my truck for about two weeks now and I'm quickly realizing the need for additional storage. With no glove box, side pockets, cup holders, etc. it has been a tough adjustment from a 'modern' car.

What are you folks using for consoles? The selection at my local auto parts store was pretty crummy, they all looked like bad 1993 minivan hardware. I don't need anything fancy but a cupholder and a couple little pockets would be awesome. Show some pictures or links if ya got 'em.

otherwise DIY stuff? what have y'all come up with?
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an assorted collection of consoles.. overhead too. Adapt the ideas to fit your needs.

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Here's one I'm going to plagiarize and modify (thanks Heirloom!) It's with bucket seats, like me, but it'll give you an idea of what's possible. http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... p?p=646139 Starting about half way down page 5.
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I felt the need too! Mine's not as elaborate and a lot of free-hand work, but I like it:


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Here is mine that I am going to redo, due to some changes in my audio system.
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tougholdford, that is exactly what i'm thinking, perfect.

i'm not gonna spend more than 2-3 hours on this, just something to hold my junk at this point.


the rest'a yall are doing some awesome stuff, way beyond what i need for my 'farm truck' but very cool
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Don't underestimate a roll of duct tape.
It'll work on the floor , dash, and the seat.
Just set it on it's side and it'll hold normal cans and fast food cups.
Plus you never know when you might need a piece of duct tape.
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cep62 wrote:Don't underestimate a roll of duct tape.
It'll work on the floor , dash, and the seat.
Just set it on it's side and it'll hold normal cans and fast food cups.
Plus you never know when you might need a piece of duct tape.
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After much searching, it looks like Dearborn Classics has one that will work between the bucket seats, it is sold in four colors. I have not tested one but it looks like it will work.

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