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Hello all - I just purchased a new 2020 Sierra 1500 AT4.  (Crew-cab 6.2L)

 

Two quick questions:

1- should it have come with an upper tray or something for the console?

2 - regardless, that console is gigantic - can anyone suggest an organizer system for it?

 

Thanks.

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Hello all - I just purchased a new 2020 Sierra 1500 AT4.  (Crew-cab 6.2L)
 
Two quick questions:
1- should it have come with an upper tray or something for the console?
2 - regardless, that console is gigantic - can anyone suggest an organizer system for it?
 
Thanks.
No it's an accessory, PN 84106530

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Congrats on your new truck!  Love my 20 AT4 6.2??  Mine came with the lockable “vault”. It definitely is a huge compartment!

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On 6/23/2020 at 8:32 PM, MLP141 said:

Hello all - I just purchased a new 2020 Sierra 1500 AT4.  (Crew-cab 6.2L)

 

Two quick questions:

1- should it have come with an upper tray or something for the console?

2 - regardless, that console is gigantic - can anyone suggest an organizer system for it?

 

Thanks.

Check this post out: 

 

 

I bought mine about 3 weeks ago and I LOVE it. Just tinted it out and added a Ronin Factory Bullet antenna. I bought my 2020 used with 10k miles on it so it had a bed cover and center console organizer already. Next steps for me are an air intake, exhaust, front and rear bumper replacements then I think I'll be done for awhile.

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