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On 8/14/2020 at 2:22 PM, Vinnie Cantacessi said:

Is your jump seat leather or cloth? This weekend I am truck shopping, I want the LTZ features but they typically come the center console which I do not want, so a trade could happen here. I had a 2018 LTZ in which I did the same thing, swapped out the console for the jump seat

I have a black cloth jump seat, are you looking for leather? Im looking to trade for the center console. My truck is a 2020 LT Trail Boss

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On 8/22/2020 at 4:30 PM, Matthew Hill said:

I’m looking to do the same thing (swap console OUT for jump seat). Is the jump leather or cloth, and storage or not? I’m interested.

I have a black cloth jump seat and I'm looking to trade for a center console. It's a 2020 LT Trail Boss

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I ordered a center console for 90 dollars from a salvage yard. It is either the wrong console or I got the deal of a century. Its coming out of a High country so it's 50/50 on being for the 2019+. Should have it this week.

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Wanting to get a new AT4, but jump seat is not an option. Is there a model that the jumpseat has the usb charging ports, vent, AND the rear seat warming buttons?  

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Anyone want to trade my jumpseat for their console, ill cover shipping charges 

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I just bought a 2020 3500 HD and I'm looking to trade my jump seat for a center console if anybody is interested. I will pay for shipping. The seat is dark gray fabric and there are 0 cosmetic blemishes given that it is brand new. Also, it has storage on top and under the seat.

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Thinking of getting rid of my center console, just wanted to test it out to see if anyone was interested thanks 

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Looking to swap my jump seat for a center console as well, if anyone is interested and in Canada let me know!

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