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Anyone have the Du Ha underseat storage or something similar in their trucks? I just purchased the Du Ha so hopefully I will like them? I have the Double cab and the floor under the seats are uneven so getting something to fit under there was almost impossible without going with one of these options.

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Mine was delivered yesterday. It's pretty awesome. Very comparable to the GMC one.

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Yup, factory GM one here as well, made them throw it in as part of my deal, love it for sure

 

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Mine was delivered yesterday. It's pretty awesome. Very comparable to the GMC one.

can you post a pic of yours

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can you post a pic of yours

I'll take a picture tonight, but if you look at their website they have a bunch of pictures and it looks exactly like that.

77vetter Enthusiast

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just got it today. seems pretty good, just wish they would come stock and not have to pay $150 for a plastic tub, but at least it works!

 

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This is my first post to the site. I will get my 16 Chevy 2500HD HC next week. Great looking products this Du A

Ha outfit has and Ill be looking into this further.

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