Two Dollar Lower Dash Mod
Not sure if anyone's done this yet, but here ya go.
Today I bought a 4-pack of bungee ball stretch cords at Harbor Freight. It was the only way I could get small diameter black bungee cord. I'm saving two for my Daystar upper dash panel (when it arrives).
As for the other two, I removed the lower dash panel, stretched them around the panel, and voila! A nice little place to keep things like a phone, wallet, etc...
I got the idea after test driving a 2010 JK and seeing the elastic mesh they have on the lower panel.

The Parts

The "mod"

The finished product.
Today I bought a 4-pack of bungee ball stretch cords at Harbor Freight. It was the only way I could get small diameter black bungee cord. I'm saving two for my Daystar upper dash panel (when it arrives).
As for the other two, I removed the lower dash panel, stretched them around the panel, and voila! A nice little place to keep things like a phone, wallet, etc...
I got the idea after test driving a 2010 JK and seeing the elastic mesh they have on the lower panel.

The Parts

The "mod"

The finished product.
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try something like this, I had a Honda Pilot that came with it, and had something like it behind the front seats. Should have kept the net at least.
try something like this, I had a Honda Pilot that came with it, and had something like it behind the front seats. Should have kept the net at least.


