Stock lower dash panel
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JK Freak
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From: Charlotte, NC
Stock lower dash panel
The previous owner of my Jeep installed some ghetto coin/cell phone pouch onto the lower dash panel in my Wrangler. I'm getting ready to purchase an MPAC JK Straddle for storage in that area, and want to go back to the clean, stock lower dash panel.
Does anyone know the part number, the real name for it, or where to find it? I tried a few Mopar sites but couldn't figure out the Mopar name of that part.
I know there is the Daystar lower dash panel, but I think I want to go with the Rugged Ridge switch pillar option, so I really don't need switches there.
Does anyone know the part number, the real name for it, or where to find it? I tried a few Mopar sites but couldn't figure out the Mopar name of that part.
I know there is the Daystar lower dash panel, but I think I want to go with the Rugged Ridge switch pillar option, so I really don't need switches there.
JK Freak
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From: Seattle, WA
The mopar part# is 5KT961DVAA it's called "BEZEL-INSTRUMENT PANEL" in the catalog. They switched over to one with a little cargo net on it for the 2010 model year. They run like $30 from the online parts dealers. Not sure if the blank panels without nets are still in production if that's what you're looking for. I'd find someone running a daystar panel and see if they'll mail you the take off.
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JK Freak
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Charlotte, NC
The mopar part# is 5KT961DVAA it's called "BEZEL-INSTRUMENT PANEL" in the catalog. They switched over to one with a little cargo net on it for the 2010 model year. They run like $30 from the online parts dealers. Not sure if the blank panels without nets are still in production if that's what you're looking for. I'd find someone running a daystar panel and see if they'll mail you the take off.
. I like forgot there was a new part there. I'll like having that net.