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For those of you who don't want to drop $80 on the Chevy Part. It fits pretty well and is only $12. Has a couple millimeters of front to back movement when installed, but fits snug laterally. Should help with not losing small items in that giant thing.IMG_20190129_224745.thumb.jpg.4ef8280e8d7855a0923110848118b05e.jpg

 

Rubbermaid Hanging Desk Drawer Organizer, Plastic, Black (11916ROS) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BT2XCDK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_5psuCbPTH2211

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You can also eBay a $11-15 knock-off organizer for K2 trucks that fits fine in our T1s.  Looks the same as the $60 factory part, but I imagine they changed it slightly.  Not enough that it doesn't fit or doesn't work though, it's great.

 

I had actually considered one of those hanging folder desk organizers until I did the measuring for the K2 part.  Glad it worked out for you. :thumbs:

 

GMC-AT Senior Enthusiast

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The factory K2 part will work in the T1 - but it won't set all the way down and "snap" into place.  Because of this the back light is covered and worthless. 

TXGREEK Senior Enthusiast

TXGREEK

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That is a link to a 2017 2500.  Maybe your cut/paste didn't work?

 

Works on either, same unit for 1500 or 2500

 

 

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cltsig Enthusiast

cltsig

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2 minutes ago, TXGREEK said:

 

Works on either, same unit for 1500 or 2500

 

 

Sent from above

But the link is to some info about the 2017 2500 and shows nothing about an organizer.  

g2full Enthusiast

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Hey good lookin out finding a different solution. An organizer in that huge thing is necessary I'm just not ready to drop a lot of money for it

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Smitty Enthusiast

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4 minutes ago, z1boss said:

I just received my Salex organizer from Amazon.  Fits nice and nice size.

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That looks nice but at $25 I think they are overpriced compared to what's out there.   it looks good for a basic organizer though.  The one at the top from the OP is only $12 and it's the same size and similar features etc.    Salex was selling the past generation one (same thing) for $19 on Amazon.  

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1 hour ago, Gregory Coleman said:

Looks like the Salex version blocks light in console.

i chose OEM version. Salex didn’t seem to hold much.

It is actually pretty deep and it blocks some of the light but it still is visible

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