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I would like to trade my center fold down jump seat for a center console for my 03 Sierra. The console is in great condition (no smoking, stains, etc), I just do not like it in my regular cab. It is the dark charcol (black). If anyone is interested, feel free to PM me. More than willing to make the deal fair for both!

Thanks, Nick

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I wouldn't mind doing that, but my graphite console has some holes in the bottom from where I have my cd changer mounted in there. Are you looking for the full console, all the way up to the dash? If so, would you be including the filler panel that goes in the dash where the center console mates up?

 

Unfortunately, I'm having some computer problems at home, and I can't get the website at work, but you can contact me at [email protected]

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I wouldn't mind doing that, but my graphite console has some holes in the bottom from where I have my cd changer mounted in there. Are you looking for the full console, all the way up to the dash? If so, would you be including the filler panel that goes in the dash where the center console mates up?

 

Unfortunately, I'm having some computer problems at home, and I can't get the website at work, but you can contact me at [email protected]

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fold down center seat, does it make an arm rest? anyone did/does it cloth? I got the basic bench seat in my ext cab for the extra seat, but i miss having an arm rest.

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fold down center seat, does it make an arm rest? anyone did/does it cloth?  I got the basic bench seat in my ext cab for the extra seat, but i miss having an arm rest.

You get the arm rest when you fold down the seat to expose the console and it is the dark cloth (Charcol is what I think they call it, it looks pretty black to me though).

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Tom and I are trying to work something out, but we are not sure if the the older style console will fit on the lower part of the 03 + trucks or not. Does anyone have any ideas?

Rascal - if Tom and I can not get this to work, would you be interested?

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fold down center seat, does it make an arm rest? anyone did/does it cloth?  I got the basic bench seat in my ext cab for the extra seat, but i miss having an arm rest.

sorry man, wish i could help you, was thinking you was talking about selling them. my xtra cash took a nose dive, thanks to a broken bush hog. still if you decide to sell, it might be possable to pick up a bit of over time at the hospital.

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