The cubby in front of the shift lever - Gauges perhaps?

Currently I keep some floss, a pack of gum (never know when you'll meet a pretty lady) and a wad of Canadian Tire money. I really like the thought of hiding some gauges in there or maybe a hard wired scangauge II. I'm interested in seeing what Huskey finds behind there this weekend.
 
In other words:

"Sorry, but let me go ahead and add more salt to the wound"

Thanks, Focker!

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Sorry !
Oh I also went to the 2 shows before that, the one in the Orphim was great it was the pre tour to 10,000 days tour and sold out in 4 minutes and my wife got floor seat to it.
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Depends how much of a swap you want.

For the gauges and hvac: parts are $75, I'll do $20/hr (usually takes me 4-6 hours), and my turnaround time is USUALLY the next day. Somtimes it takes two, but I'm a high school student; I gots to lern more gooder :bigthumb:

www.T4Rgaugeswaps.com is up and running! Get your name on the list before I get flooded :D

-Alex
 
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heres a photo with the center stack removed.

hope that helps.

i was able to put the satellite radio receiver behind the blank for the cubby.
 
I ripped open the entire center console to see what was below the compartment (wanted to hide a CB in it). Most of the stuff in there can be relocated except the ventilation duct that heads aft which is too bad as its the one thing thats directly in my way... so for now I'll keep my gas, ferry, and car wash cards in there and search for a new place to hide my CB.
 
putting a gauge there is like searching for something under your seat lol. thats way too low to see the road and stare at the gauge long enough to read the information
 
putting a gauge there is like searching for something under your seat lol. thats way too low to see the road and stare at the gauge long enough to read the information

Agreed but its not like we'd put the speedometer in there lol. It would be more like oil pressure or battery voltage, gauges that are helpful for troubleshooting but not really required while driving. Plus its more cuz it would look cool, not cuz its practical
 

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