Platinum front storage tray on AT site

Nice find, thank you. This is exactly what I need, never enough of storage space.

Before I order I would like to ask if anyone knows if this is just a simple replacement or if there is any addiotional item that I will have to buy so this storage tray can be installed. It seems that this storage tray has some clips that I am not sure how they will go into my center console.

Thanks, Peter
 

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PeterM said:
Nice find, thank you. This is exactly what I need, never enough of storage space.

Before I order I would like to ask if anyone knows if this is just a simple replacement or if there is any addiotional item that I will have to buy so this storage tray can be installed. It seems that this storage tray has some clips that I am not sure how they will go into my center console.

Thanks, Peter
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You can either just break the clips of the bottom and attach it by alternative means, or your into a lot of other trim pieces to do the swap.
 
The handbrake trays were only provided in cars with the double-DIN headunit option, and their centre consoles had holes for the extra clips on the storage tray to go into. With a single-DIN car you have two options - cut the same slots in your own centre console, or cut off the clips - both feel like heresy to some extent.
 
Proghound said:
The handbrake trays were only provided in cars with the double-DIN headunit option, and their centre consoles had holes for the extra clips on the storage tray to go into. With a single-DIN car you have two options - cut the same slots in your own centre console, or cut off the clips - both feel like heresy to some extent.
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I suggest the breaking off and Velcro/double sided tape option is the better to the two. It is reversible whereas cutting holes in the console is forever!
 
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