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Anybody have any expeeriences or opinions on which underseat storage to get? IE: Husky,DuHa,GM?

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Anybody have any expeeriences or opinions on which underseat storage to get? IE: Husky,DuHa,GM?

I use two of the short red COKE crates... Didn't cost much and they fit just fine under the back seat, hold a lot of stuff, and can be quickly removed any time needed.

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I was considering GM and Husky for my crew. Just purchased the Husky on Realtruck about an hour ago.

 

 

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Thanks much jeffsig i was wondering about the husky if it followed the contour of the 2015 rear seats. Apparently the DuHa doesnt. I don't mind the look of the Husky at all, i think i will be going this route. It looks black in color is that correct? Which rear floor mats are you using and when the seat is folded down is there any gaps between the seat and the husky storage unit?

 

Thanks in advance.

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Let us know what you think of the husky Johnnyace. Send a pic or two if you don,t mind.

 

Thanks

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Does anyone make one with a lid? It would be nice to have the seats up and the dogs not stepping all over your gear

 

 

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Also went with the Husky. A bit pricey perhaps but it does the job and have no complaints.

 

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Went with the husky. Not the best option for the money but still better than throwing stuff under the seat and hoping it wont slide around or stepping on it.

 

Thanks to all for your posts.

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