Jeremy Lowery

So the previous gen Silverados and Sierras with bench seating had these pockets on the under portion of the dash. Whether for storage or an ash tray: Our current gen has this blank piece of soft plastic. I thought, man, they could have really put some storage there. But if you remove it, you'll find there really isn't any room for storage behind it: So, picked up this. Its a mesh pocket from a Honda S2000. Its mounted on the passenger side of the transmission tunnel: A little modification to the pocket's mounting clips and 4 small holes drilled in to the panel and viola: I mounted them using short machine screws and bolts. They sit nicely behind the panel's mounting clips so they clear the stuff behind it when reinstalling: And here it is installed: And here it is with a few things put inside it: Very easy, simple, and inexpensive mod for anyone wanting a little something extra in that region. For me its the perfect place to stick my phone when its hooked up for Android Auto since I dont like my phone sitting in the top dash tray cooking in the Florida sun. I also frequently use the jump seat (family of 6) so I dont always have the arm rest area to use.

The letters in "CHEVROLET" look terribly uneven on both installs displayed.

Sport I believe. It's a little nerve racking to drill through a $50k truck but all in all it was quite simple.

Installed AMP bed extender. I also have the craftsman toolbox from Lowes. Just peeled the crafstman logo off and stuck it inside. Probably gonna switch out for a BetterBuilt or UWS slim. The craftsman is advertised as slim but it's kinda in between a slim top and regular. It also hit the back of my cab when I had the box pushed all the way to the front of the bed. So it sits about an inch away from the front wall.

Installed a Gentex framless dimming mirror. Spliced in to the glued harness (Violet/White wire) using the provided universal harness. Works as it should. There's homelink versions available for some extra $$.