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Randy West

Randy West

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I have a space between the copilot side rear facing passenger seat and what I think it the AC ducting, and I'd like to put a cabinet there. It would be nice to have a little storage for spare batteries and such. Has anybody else done this? If so, where did you source your cabinet?

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Randy
 

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