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My Review of Upper Dash Storage Panel by Daystar
Originally submitted at 4 Wheel Parts
1997-06 TJ Wrangler, Rubicon and Unlimited;Black OETexture;Easy Installation;Installs over the small coin tray above the radio;No trimming required;Attaches using two small screws;Creates usable space;Limited Lifetime Warranty
Daystar’s Dash Panels create usable storage space on applications w…
Great Producct
By TX OUtdoorsman from Houston, TX on 10/14/2009
Pros: Functional, Easy To Install, Attractive Design, Lightweight
Best Uses: Customizing The Interior
Car & Truck: Jeep enthusiast
I bought this to provide a mounting surface for the control head of my ham radio, but it would work just as well for a GPS, MP3 player or similar accessory. It has a great mounting surface on the front and let me avoid a lot of drilling on my dash. If I want to remove it, I just take it off and put the two mounting screws back in without it and it will look like they are holding in the OEM tray. It also functions well in its intended purpose as a tray to hold my handheld radios and GPS. They would slide out of the OEM tray when I hit a bump.
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